ought in Greek
ought in Greek is θα έπρεπε, όφειλε, πρέπει — ought means used to express what is the right or sensible thing to do, or what is likely to be true.
ought in Greek
θα έπρεπε
Pronounced: tha eprepe
(auxiliary, formal, dated) Indicating duty or obligation.
όφειλε
Pronounced: ofeile
(auxiliary, formal, dated) Indicating duty or obligation.
πρέπει
Pronounced: prepei
(auxiliary, formal, dated) Indicating advisability or prudence.
What does "ought" mean?
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verb Used to express what is the right or sensible thing to do, or what is likely to be true.
"You ought to see a doctor about that cough."
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ought in a sentence
- You ought to see a doctor about that cough.
- It ought to stop raining by the afternoon.
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What is "ought" in Greek?
"ought" in Greek is θα έπρεπε, όφειλε, πρέπει. ought means: Used to express what is the right or sensible thing to do, or what is likely to be true.
How do you pronounce θα έπρεπε?
"ought" in Greek is θα έπρεπε, pronounced "tha eprepe".
How do you use "ought" in a sentence?
Example: "You ought to see a doctor about that cough." In Greek, "ought" is θα έπρεπε, όφειλε, πρέπει.
Are there other ways to say "ought" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "ought": θα έπρεπε, όφειλε, πρέπει.
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