to have to; used to indicate factual or logical necessity

necessary; essential; indispensable; required

need not; does not have to; used before a verb or adjective to indicate that something is unnecessary

certain to happen; unavoidable; bound to occur

will surely; bound to happen; inevitably

not necessarily; may not; indicates that something is not certain to be true or happen

Used in rhetorical questions to suggest that something is unnecessary or that there is no reason to do it; why must; why should.

indispensable; necessary; must-have

be bound to; be sure to; indicates a certain conclusion or a firm determination to do something

certainly will; undoubtedly will happen based on the development of a situation

essential; indispensable; necessary

needless; dispensable; not required or uncalled-for

most likely; in all probability; used to express a strong inference that something is surely the case

must; to be sure to; to need to

absolutely necessary; essential

The quality or state of being necessary; the requirement for something to happen or exist.

to be certain of victory; to be bound to prevail; cannot fail

(idiom) circumstances make it necessary to act; absolutely necessary to proceed; unavoidable based on the current situation

Essential items for daily life, such as food or clothing; something that is indispensable

essential condition; a necessary requirement; in logic or math, a condition that must be met for a result to follow, though its presence alone does not guarantee that result

a course or subject that a student must complete according to regulations; compulsory course

the quality of being certain to happen or bound to occur; necessity; certainty

The American multinational restaurant chain and international franchise.

the only way to a place; a route one must pass through

the road one must follow; an essential path or course of action that must be taken to reach a goal.

need not; not be really necessary; there is no need at all to do something

required or obligatory (of school courses); a mandatory academic subject

the road one must travel to reach a destination; the route one must pass through

must; have to; to be bound to; to be certain to

to have one's mind set on achieving a goal or winning a victory

Kublai Khan (1215-1294), grandson of [[成吉思汗|成吉思汗|cheng2 ji2 si1 han2]] and first emperor of the Yuan dynasty; he ruled from 1260 to 1294, successfully conquered the Southern Song dynasty, and established the largest land empire in history.

to grant whatever is asked; to accede to every plea; always responding favorably to requests for help

Dong Biwu (1886-1975), a founding member of the Chinese Communist Party who served as the Vice President and Acting President of the People's Republic of China.

if you talk too much, you are bound to slip up at some point; he who talks much errs much

will die for sure; to be certain to die

to answer all questions asked; providing an answer to every inquiry

things will develop in the opposite direction once they reach their limit; extremes breed reversals

To attend to everything personally; to insist on doing everything by oneself rather than delegating tasks.

To seize every minute and second; to make use of every moment without letting time go to waste

literally 'when the carriage reaches the mountain there will be a path'; used to mean that things will eventually sort themselves out or that a solution will appear when needed

Why acted like that back then; expresses regret or reproach regarding past actions, often used in the phrase [[早知今日，何必当初|早知今日，何必當初|zao3 zhi1 jin1 ri4 he2 bi4 dang1 chu1]].

Doing many wicked things will inevitably lead to one's own ruin; those who are unjust are doomed to destruction.

to fight for even the smallest piece of territory without giving in; to struggle relentlessly against an enemy without making any concessions

To haggle over every detail or tiny amount of money; used to describe being very fussy or stingy.

(idiom) lit. to seek revenge even for a dirty look; describes a person who is extremely small-minded and vindictive.

(philosophy) A state where people are driven by blind forces or natural laws they do not yet understand, contrasted with the [[自由王国|自由王國|zi4 you2 wang2 guo2]].

showing extreme reverence and respect; extremely deferential

An arrogant army is bound to lose; an army that is overconfident and underestimates its enemy will inevitably be defeated.

(proverb) a son is bound to be like his father; used to suggest that a child's character and behavior are deeply influenced by their father