ought in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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ought [Am ɔt, Brit ɔːt] VB mod +inf

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ought in the PONS Dictionary

ought Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

you ought to do it
he ought to be here
they ought to win
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
They use concepts such as morally ought, morally obligated, morally right, and so forth that are legalistic and require a legislator as the source of moral authority.
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One man even suggested that the heretics ought to be burned at the stake, as in the old days.
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He ought to have enquired more carefully into the nature of the incident, but made the fatal mistake of treating it as trivial.
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Specifically, he has been concerned with how the government's monetary and fiscal instruments ought to respond to shocks over the business cycle.
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She was steadfast in her position that public interest ought to come before telecommunications industry profits.
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There ought to be no unreasonable technical, economic or other barriers to gain entry for a license.
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There ought to be an idea behind every painting.
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Baker remonstrated; he thought their case was hard, and that they ought to be allowed to go home.
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Clearly, lawbreakers ought to be punished.
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Trees ought to be a renewable resource, not a scorched earth policy of death and destruction.
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