would
/wʊd/, /wəd/ modal verb (POSSIBLE)Definition
› used to refer to a possibility or likelihood: I would hate to miss the show. › Would is used with if in sentences that show what will happen if something else happens: What would you do if you lost your job?
(Definition of would modal verb (POSSIBLE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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- who would have thought idiom
- someone would give anything to do something, at someone would give anything for something idiom
- someone would give anything for something idiom
- someone would just as soon do something idiom
- someone would not dream of doing something idiom
- someone would give someone the shirt off his or her back idiom
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