maybe

Phó từ

có lẽ, có thể

có thể anh ta sẽ đến, có thể không

"đúng không?" "có lẽ đúng, tôi không chắc lắm"

adverb

possibly but not certainly :perhaps Maybe is a more informal word than perhaps. It is used when you are talking about an action that has a chance of happening in the future.

Maybe we'll meet again.

Will you go to the party? I don't know. Maybe.

Will you go? Maybe, maybe not.

Maybe I'll go and maybe I won't.

They're hoping that she'll maybe change her mind. = They're hoping that maybe she'll change her mind.

You should hear from them soon, maybe even by next week. = Maybe you'll hear from them by next week. It is also used to suggest something that is possibly correct, true, or proper.

Maybe we should just stay here and wait.

Maybe it would be better if you left.

There were maybe 10,000 fans at the game.

I got three, maybe four hours [=about three or four hours] of sleep last night.

Maybe it's time to stop fooling around.

We waited an hour, maybe more.

Did you ever think that maybe, just maybe, it wasn't his fault? [=although it seems like it was his fault, did you ever consider the possibility that it wasn't?] And maybe can be used to say that one thing is true but that something else is also true.

Maybe at first I didn't like her, but now she's one of my best friends.

Maybe he's slow [=he may be slow], but he does very good work.

Her accomplishments are impressive, maybe, but she's had a lot of help.

noun

plural -bes

[count] :something that is not known for certain

There are too many maybes [=uncertainties] about this project.

adverb

We could go and see a film tonight, or maybe have a meal somewhere

perhaps

possibly

Literary perchance

Archaic or dialect mayhap

Archaic peradventure

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maybe /'meibi/

maybe /ˈmeɪbi/

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