what does this mean?
what does "had best had better may as well"mean?
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I found here a few examples : http://www.nciku.com/search/en/detail/had+better/1280917
I had better go
我得走了
you had better do it
你最好做这件事
I'm not clear about this matter, so I had better keep quiet
我对这个问题不清楚,只能不赞一词
He is so overcautious and timid that we had better not consult with him
此人胆小怕事,不足与谋
You had better hide
你还是躲避起来为好
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I think you mean "had best", "had better" or "may as well".
These phrases translate to a very soft way of saying "need" or "must" or "should"
For example, if I say "we must go now" then that is fine but if I want to be more vague, and therefore softer about the sentence than I could say "we had better go now". It just changes the sentence from neutral to softer.
I hope this answer is clear.
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