英语词汇“these”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pronunciation note: The determiner is pronounced (ðiːz). The pronoun is pronounced (ðiːz).

1. determiner

You use these at the beginning of noun groups to refer to someone or something that you have already mentioned or identified.

Switch to an interest-paying current account. Most banks now offer these accounts.

A steering committee has been formed. These people can make decisions much more quickly.

These is also a pronoun.

AIDS kills mostly young people. These are the people who contribute most to a country'seconomic development.

2. determiner

You use these to introduce people or things that you are going to talk about.

Look for an account with these features: simple fees; online or phone access to accountinformation.

If you're converting your loft, these addresses will be useful.

These is also a pronoun.

These are some of the things you can do for yourself.

3. determiner

In spoken English, people use these to introduce people or things into a story.

I was on my own and these fellows came along towards me.

She used to make these chocolate puddle puddings, you know, with the sauce underneath.

4. pronoun

You use these when you are identifying someone or asking about their identity.

These are my children.

5. determiner

You use these to refer to people or things that are near you, especially when you touch them or point to them.

I put these pictures up here to show how children are solving the problem.

These scissors are awfully heavy.

These is also a pronoun.

These are the people who are doing our loft conversion for us.

These are my favourite biscuits.

6. determiner

You use these when you refer to something which you expect the person you are talking to to know about, or when you are checking that you are both thinking of the same person or thing.

You know these last few months when we've been expecting it to warm up a little bit?

You know these new houses that are controlled by touchscreen and all of that?

7. determiner

You use these in the expression these days to mean 'at the present time'.

Living in Bootham these days can be depressing.

Trying to make it as a single parent is the main concern to me these days.

Chinese translation of 'these'

these

(ðiːz)

pl adj

(demonstrative) 这(這)些 (zhèxiē)

pl pron

这(這)些 (zhèxiē)
these ones are cheaper than those ones 这(這)些比那些便宜 (zhèxiē bǐ nàxiē piányi)
these days 目前 (mùqián)
which are better? these or those? 哪些更好？这(這)些还(還)是那些？ (Nǎxiē gèng hǎo? Zhèxiē háishi nàxiē?)

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单词	these
释义	Trends of these View usage for: these pronunciation note: The determiner is pronounced (ðiːz). The pronoun is pronounced (ðiːz). 1. determiner You use these at the beginning of noun groups to refer to someone or something that you have already mentioned or identified. Switch to an interest-paying current account. Most banks now offer these accounts. A steering committee has been formed. These people can make decisions much more quickly. These is also a pronoun. AIDS kills mostly young people. These are the people who contribute most to a country'seconomic development. 2. determiner You use these to introduce people or things that you are going to talk about. Look for an account with these features: simple fees; online or phone access to accountinformation. If you're converting your loft, these addresses will be useful. These is also a pronoun. These are some of the things you can do for yourself. 3. determiner In spoken English, people use these to introduce people or things into a story. I was on my own and these fellows came along towards me. She used to make these chocolate puddle puddings, you know, with the sauce underneath. 4. pronoun You use these when you are identifying someone or asking about their identity. These are my children. 5. determiner You use these to refer to people or things that are near you, especially when you touch them or point to them. I put these pictures up here to show how children are solving the problem. These scissors are awfully heavy. These is also a pronoun. These are the people who are doing our loft conversion for us. These are my favourite biscuits. 6. determiner You use these when you refer to something which you expect the person you are talking to to know about, or when you are checking that you are both thinking of the same person or thing. You know these last few months when we've been expecting it to warm up a little bit? You know these new houses that are controlled by touchscreen and all of that? 7. determiner You use these in the expression these days to mean 'at the present time'. Living in Bootham these days can be depressing. Trying to make it as a single parent is the main concern to me these days. English Easy Learning GrammarDemonstrativesDemonstratives are used to specify the distance of something in space or time in relationto the speaker. The demonstratives are: this, that, these, those. This ... Read more English Easy Learning GrammarDeterminersDeterminers are words that make the reference of nouns more specific. If I say ‘thiscar’ it is clear that I mean a particular car which is near me. If ... Read more English Easy Learning GrammarNoun phrases with several determinersMost noun phrases contain only one determiner or none at all, but if there are more,they follow a definite order. Determiners can be divided into four ... Read more these in British English (ðiːz) determiner a. the form of this used before a plural noun these men b. (as pronoun) I don't much care for these these in American English (ðiz) pronoun, adjective pl. of this Examples of 'these' in a sentence these What on earth is wrong with these people? The Sun (2016) What on earth are these people actually for? Times, Sunday Times (2016) We want to make sure these people enjoy that period. Times, Sunday Times (2016) These people keep forgetting they are servants of the people. The Sun (2017) These people do not wish me well. Times, Sunday Times (2016) These are the people at most risk of diseases but we can only find them by scanning. Times, Sunday Times (2017) There is something deeply wrong with these people. The Sun (2016) My three daughters studied hard to get theirs and these people are handed them with no effort. The Sun (2016) Do these people have any idea what a split second can do? The Sun (2016) I have referred these allegations to my solicitor. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We can get these things under control if these people get primary care. Times, Sunday Times (2008) We all know this to be true because these are people we work alongside and employ. Times, Sunday Times (2011) How do we know who these people are? The Sun (2011) These refer to the actual ways in which societies produce music or classify plants. Christianity Today (2000) These are referred to at the beginning of each site description. Perring, Franklyn A Guide to Britain's Conservation Heritage (1991) If this is the case why refer these allegations to the police? Times, Sunday Times (2008) Windsor and colleagues have referred to these as service demands or wants or as perceived or felt needs. McKenzie, James F. & Pinger, Robert R. An Introduction to Community Health (1995) Instead, these people face increased insecurity at the end of the relationship. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I think people these days are more diverse in what they do. The Sun (2011) I can help these people and help with this fight. The Sun (2015) One of these they referred to as the infrastructure or base, sometimes also called the mode of production. Sanderson, Stephen K. Macrosociology: An Introduction to Human Societies (1995) These people do not experience the classic cycle of diagnosis, treatment and recovery but need sustained help with multiple needs. Times, Sunday Times (2011) None of these appearances refers to any of the others, and there is no sustained plot to knit them together. The Times Literary Supplement (2014) What's wrong with these people? Times, Sunday Times (2012) These people have no conscience. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In addition to the discrepancy between supply and demand, these figures refer only to land for housing and are themselves misleading. Tomlinson, Richard Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa (1990) It must be emphasized that these figures refer to those deaths officially recorded; that is, all parties agreed on the cause of death. Walklate, Sandra Victimology - the victim and the criminal justice process (1989) In other languages these British English: these /ðiːz/ DETERMINER referring to people or things previously mentioned You use these to talk about someone or something that you have already mentioned. These people need more support. American English: these Arabic: هَؤُلَاءِ Brazilian Portuguese: estes Chinese: 这些 Croatian: ti Czech: tito Danish: disse Dutch: deze European Spanish: estos Finnish: nämä French: ces German: diese Greek: τούτοι Italian: questi Japanese: これらの Korean: 이것들의 Norwegian: så Polish: te European Portuguese: estes Romanian: acești Russian: эти Latin American Spanish: esos Swedish: dessa Thai: เหล่านี้ Turkish: bunların Ukrainian: ці Vietnamese: này British English: these /ðiːz/ PRONOUN You use these to talk about people or things that are near you. I like these, on this table. American English: these Arabic: هَؤُلَاءِ Brazilian Portuguese: estes Chinese: 这些 Croatian: te Czech: tito Danish: disse Dutch: deze European Spanish: estos Finnish: nämä French: ceux-là German: diese Greek: τούτοι Italian: questi Japanese: これら Korean: 이것들 Norwegian: disse Polish: to European Portuguese: estes Romanian: aceștia Russian: эти Latin American Spanish: ésos Swedish: de här Thai: คนหรือสิ่งเหล่านี้ Turkish: bunlar Ukrainian: ці Vietnamese: những cái này British English: these /ðiːz/ DETERMINER referring to people or things near you You use these to talk about people or things that are near you. These bags are very heavy. American English: these Arabic: هَؤُلَاءِ Brazilian Portuguese: este, estes Chinese: 这些指附近的人或物 Croatian: ovi Czech: tito Danish: disse Dutch: deze European Spanish: estos Finnish: nämä French: ces German: diese Greek: αυτοί Italian: questi Japanese: これらの Korean: 이것들 Norwegian: disse Polish: te European Portuguese: estes Romanian: acești Russian: эти Latin American Spanish: estos Swedish: de här Thai: คนหรือสิ่งเหล่านี้ Turkish: şunlar Ukrainian: ці Vietnamese: này British English: these /ðiːz/ DETERMINER referring to people or things you are going to talk about You use these to introduce people or things that you are going to talk about. If you're looking for a builder, these phone numbers will be useful. American English: these Arabic: هَؤُلَاءِ Brazilian Portuguese: este, estes Chinese: 这些指将要谈的人或物 Croatian: ovi Czech: tyto Danish: disse Dutch: deze European Spanish: estos Finnish: nämä French: ceux-ci German: diese Greek: αυτοί Italian: questi Japanese: この Korean: 이것들의 Norwegian: disse Polish: te European Portuguese: estes Romanian: acești Russian: эти Latin American Spanish: estos Swedish: de här Thai: คนหรือสิ่งเหล่านี้ Turkish: bunlar Ukrainian: ці Vietnamese: này Chinese translation of 'these' these (ðiːz) pl adj (demonstrative) 这(這)些 (zhèxiē) pl pron 这(這)些 (zhèxiē) these ones are cheaper than those ones 这(這)些比那些便宜 (zhèxiē bǐ nàxiē piányi) these days 目前 (mùqián) which are better? these or those? 哪些更好？这(這)些还(還)是那些？ (Nǎxiē gèng hǎo? Zhèxiē háishi nàxiē?) this (ðɪs) Word forms:pl these adj (demonstrative) 这(這) (zhè) this man 这(這)个(個)男人 (zhège nánrén) this house 这(這)座房子 (zhè zuò fángzi) this one is better than that one 这(這)个(個)比那个(個)好 (zhège bǐ nàge hǎo) (with days, months, years) 这(這)个(個) (zhège) this Sunday/month/year 这(這)个(個)星期天/本月/今年 (zhège xīngqītiān/běnyuè/jīnnián) pron 这(這)个(個) (zhège) who's/what's this? 这(這)是谁(誰)/什么(麼)？ (zhè shì shuí/shénme?) this is where I live 这(這)是我住的地方 (zhè shì wǒ zhù de dìfang) this is how you do it 你应(應)该(該)这(這)么(麼)做 (nǐ yīnggāi zhème zuò) this is what he said 这(這)是他所说(說)的 (zhè shì tā suǒ shuō de) this is Janet (in introduction) 这(這)是珍妮特 (zhè shì Zhēnnítè) (on telephone) 我是珍妮特 (wǒ shì Zhēnnítè) like this 像这(這)个(個)一样(樣)的 (xiàng zhège yīyàng de) adv (demonstrative) this much/high/long 这(這)么(麼)多/高/长(長) (zhème duō/gāo/cháng) it was about this big 它大约(約)有这(這)么(麼)大 (tā dàyuē yǒu zhème dà) we can't stop now we've gone this far 我们(們)已经(經)走了这(這)么(麼)远(遠)了，停不下来(來)了 (wǒmen yǐjīng zǒule zhème yuǎn le, tíng bù xiàlái le) All related terms of 'these' this ( demonstrative ) 这(這) zhè these days 目前 mùqián these are his 这(這)些是他的 zhèxiē shì tā de these are mine 这(這)些是我的 zhèxiē shì wǒ de whose are these? 这(這)些是谁(誰)的？ zhèxiē shì shuí de? which of these is yours? 这(這)些中的哪个(個)是你的？ zhèxiē zhōng de nǎge shì nǐ de? these trousers are only £30 这(這)条(條)裤(褲)子仅(僅)仅(僅)30英镑(鎊) zhè tiáo kùzi jǐnjǐn sānshí yīngbàng these two are going spare 这(這)两(兩)个(個)是闲(閒)着(著)的 zhè liǎng gè shì xiánzhe de I prefer those ones to these 与(與)这(這)些相比我更喜欢(歡)那些 yǔ zhèxiē xiāngbǐ wǒ gèng xǐhuan nàxiē which are better? these or those? 哪些更好？这(這)些还(還)是那些？ Nǎxiē gèng hǎo? Zhèxiē háishi nàxiē? whose book is this/coats are these? 这(這)本书(書)是谁(誰)的/这(這)些外套是谁(誰)的？ zhè běn shū shì shuí de/zhèxiē wàitào shì shuí de? one day/some day/one of these days 有一天 yǒu yī tiān there's not much call for these items 对(對)这(這)些东(東)西没(沒)什么(麼)需求 duì zhèxiē dōngxi méi shénme xūqiú these feelings are impossible to ignore 不能忽视(視)这(這)些情感 bùnéng hūshì zhèxiē qínggǎn these ones are cheaper than those ones 这(這)些比那些便宜 zhèxiē bǐ nàxiē piányi these chairs are only available as a set 这(這)些椅子只成套出售 zhèxiē yǐzi zhǐ chéngtào chūshòu we only use these plates on special occasions 我们(們)只在特别(別)场(場)合才用这(這)些碟子 wǒmen zhǐ zài tèbié chǎnghé cái yòng zhèxiē diézi these flowers are to be found all over the country 这(這)些花在全国(國)都能看得到 zhèxiē huā zài quánguó dōunéng kàndedào
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