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🔑wouldwould /wəd ; əd ; d ; strong form强读式 wʊd / modal verb (short form 'd, negative would not, short form would·n't /ˈwʊdnt /)- used when talking about the result of an event that you imagine（表示想象的结果）会◆He would be delighted if you went to see him.如果你去看他，他会很高兴的。◆She'd be stupid not to accept.她要是不接受就太傻了。◆I would have done more if I'd had the time.我要是有时间，会做得多一些。
- used as the past form of “will” when you report what someone says or thinks（间接引语中用作 will 的过去式）◆They said that they would help us.他们说会帮助我们。◆She didn't think he would do a thing like that.她认为他不会做那种事。
- used for asking someone politely to do something（表示礼貌地请求）◆Would you come this way, please?请您这边走好吗？
- used with “like” or “love” as a way of asking or saying what someone wants（与 like 或 love 连用，表示询问或表达意愿）◆Would you like to come with us?你想和我们一起去吗？◆I'd love a piece of cake.我想吃块蛋糕。
- to be willing to do something愿意，肯（做某事）◆She just wouldn't do what I asked her.她就是不肯做我叫她做的事。
- used after “wish”（用于 wish 后）◆I wish the sun would come out.但愿会出太阳。
- used for talking about things that often happened in the past（表示过去经常发生的事情）◆When he was young, he would often walk in these woods.他年轻的时候经常在这片树林里散步。
- used for commenting on behavior that is typical（用于评论惯常的行为）◆You would say that. You always support him.你总是这么说，你一贯支持他。
- used when you are giving your opinion（用于提出看法）◆I'd say she's about 40.依我看，她 40 岁左右。
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