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Yes, there are several Chinese words and phrases that convey a similar meaning to 务必 (wù bì), which means "must," "anyway," or "be sure to." Here are a few:
1. 一定 (yí dìng) - This word means "certainly" or "definitely." It emphasizes the necessity or certainty of an action being taken.
2. 必须 (bì xū) - This translates to "must" or "have to." It indicates an obligation or a requirement that cannot be ignored.
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务必 (wùbì) is typically used in a sentence to express a strong sense of obligation or necessity. It is often translated as "must," "have to," or "be sure to" in English.
For example:
1. 我们务必要按时完成这项任务。(Wǒmen wùbì yào ànshí wánchéng zhè xiàng rènwù.) - We must finish this task on time.
2. 你务必要记得明天的会议时间。(Nǐ wùbì yào jìde míngtiān de huìyì shíjiān.) - You have to remember the meeting time for tomorrow.
3. 他务必要通过这次考试才能毕业。(Tā wùbì yào tōngguò zhè cì kǎoshì cáinéng bìyè.) - He must pass this exam in order to graduate.
In these examples, 务必 emphasizes the importance and urgency of the action that needs to be taken. It conveys a sense of responsibility and determination to fulfill a certain task or achieve a goal.
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