ought to; must; to be logically or morally obligated to do something

to have committed a crime or action that warrants the death penalty

should not; ought not to; must not

should have originally; was supposed to

to deserve bad consequences; to be exactly what someone had coming, with the implication that they do not deserve sympathy

The person or organization in charge; the competent authorities or the official responsible for a specific matter.

to bear or undertake responsibility or punishment, often in formal or literary contexts

The crime is so great that even multiple executions would not suffice to atone for it; describes a heinous offense

(colloquial) to be essential or absolutely necessary; ought to; should

be duty-bound to; should by all rights; ought to

A rhetorical question or formal accusation used to demand what punishment one should receive for a mistake or crime.

should; must; to be only right and proper

not fated to die at this time; to have more years left to live according to one's destiny

to be destined or doomed; to be one's turn (to do or experience something); to be fated

to be determined by fate; to be predestined; used to describe a situation or encounter that one has no control over

To be in debt; to owe money to someone.

to not be supposed to; should not

Achaia; a province of the Roman Empire in present-day southern Greece

Book of Haggai; a book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament

it ought to be this way; appropriate and expected under the circumstances

Rightful or appropriate; what ought to be done

to regret that one should not have done something; to be filled with remorse for a past mistake

Sadducees; members of a Jewish sect active in Judea during the Second Temple period

what should have happened according to the original plan or expectation

Micah (biblical prophet and book of the Bible)

Gaea, the Earth Goddess and mother of the Titans in Greek mythology

broad and profound; learned

the aforementioned place or specific location; that department

complete; with nothing missing; fully prepared

should; ought to; to be supposed to; equivalent to [[应该|應該|ying1 gai1]]

to owe money or items to another person; to be in debt

damned or accursed; an exclamation of frustration or anger used to curse someone or something

Cain, the biblical figure from the Book of Genesis