This is the 2713th most frequent Chinese word.
們應
"們應" does not form a standard word or phrase in Chinese; it may represent parts of separate words.
In this sentence, '們應' is part of '我們應', where '我們' means 'we' and '應' indicates obligation, suggesting that 'we should' perform the action of learning new knowledge.
我們應學習新的知識。
We should learn new knowledge.
Here, '們應' appears in '學生們應', with '學生們' meaning 'students' while '應' expresses a requirement, denoting that 'students should' complete their homework.
學生們應完成作業。
Students should complete their homework.
In this sentence, '們應' is found in '人民們應', where '人民們' refers to 'the people' and '應' implies a collective duty, meaning 'should work together' to achieve a societal goal.