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might
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/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
might have
might have
might have
might have
might having
might not
might not
might not
might not
might not
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might
verb
might
Past Simple
UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
(modal)
мочь
(используется для обозначения вероятного события)
He might come to see us if he has free time.
Он может к нам заехать, если у него будет время.
мочь
(используется для вежливой просьбы)
Might I ask you a question?
Могу ли я задать Вам один вопрос?
Additional translations
возможно
может быть
можно
Synonyms
may
might
noun
UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
мощь
The might of the army was impressive.
Мощь армии была впечатляющей.
сила
He showed his might by lifting the heavy box.
Он продемонстрировал свою силу, подняв тяжелую коробку.
власть
The king used his might to rule the land.
Король использовал свою власть, чтобы править страной.
Synonyms
brawn
influence
authority
stamina
power
strength
force
energy
vigor
potency
muscle
Antonyms
powerlessness
weakness
impotence
may
verb
might
UK
/meɪ/
US
/meɪ/
(modal)
мочь
(означает разрешение)
May I come in?
Я могу войти?
мочь
(означает предположение)
She may come to the party if she finishes her work.
Она может прийти на вечеринку, если закончит свою работу.
пусть
May all your problems be little ones.
Пусть все ваши проблемы будут небольшими.
да
May your life be a long one!
Да будет долгой ваша жизнь!
Additional translations
можно
возможно
осмеливаться
Synonyms
could
can
Antonyms
should not
must not
cannot
Definitions
might
verb
Used to express a possibility that something will happen.
She might come to the party if she finishes her work early.
To make a polite suggestion or request.
You might want to try restarting your computer.
might
noun
Great power or strength, especially physical or military power.
The might of the army was evident in their swift victory.
The power, energy, or force of something (often used in a figurative sense).
With all his might, he pushed the heavy door open.
may
verb
To express possibility or permission.
You may leave the room once you have finished the test.
To express a wish or hope.
May you have a wonderful birthday celebration.
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