we

determiner, pronoun

US /wi/

We can be used in the following ways:

as a subject pronoun: We help each other.

In very formal English we can be used after the verb “to be,” especially before a relative clause: It is we who should be grateful.

as a determiner: We men will get the fire started.

1
used for referring to yourself and one or more other people when you are the person speaking or writing
We moved here soon after we were married.
We were all glad to get back home.
We Americans have a strong belief in democracy.
2
used for including yourself and the person you are speaking to in what you are saying or writing
Where shall we meet?
Come on, we both need a drink.
In this chapter we will discuss some aspects of company law.
3
used for referring to people in general
How do we learn our mother tongue?
We live in a competitive world.
4
spokensometimes used instead of “you,” especially when a doctor or nurse is speaking to someone who is sick or when a teacher is speaking to children
How are we feeling this morning, Mrs. Shaw?
Now, do we all have notebooks and pencils?
Synonyms and related words
Words used by or to young children
bang
be a love and . . .
big

单词	we
释义	we determiner, pronoun UK /wiː/ Other entries for this word we’d short form we’ll short form we’re short form we’ve short form we’ll see phrase you/we get... phrase lest we forget phrase the royal ‘we’ phrase as we know it phrase shall I/we say phrase here we go again phrase Umkhonto we Sizwe noun we all make mistakes phrase there I was/we were phrase I’d/we’d be delighted phrase I’ll/we’ll have to see phrase I/we would be grateful if... phrase I/we etc would appreciate it if... phrase don’t call us, we’ll call you phrase I/we etc will not rest until... phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS4 We can be used in the following ways: as a subject pronoun: We help each other. In very formal English we can be used after the verb ‘to be’, especially before a relative clause: It is we who should be grateful. as a determiner: We men will get the fire started. 1 used for referring to yourself and one or more other people when you are the person speaking or writing We moved here soon after we were married. We were all glad to get back home. We Americans have a strong belief in democracy. 2 used for including yourself and the person you are speaking to in what you are saying or writing Where shall we meet? Come on, we both need a drink. In this chapter we shall discuss some aspects of company law. 3 used for referring to people in general We live in a competitive world. How do we learn our mother tongue? 4 spokensometimes used instead of ‘you’, especially when a doctor or nurse is speaking to someone who is ill or when a teacher is speaking to children How are we feeling this morning, Mrs Shaw? Now, do we all have notebooks and pencils? Synonyms and related words Words used by or to young children bang be a love and . . . big we determiner, pronoun US /wi/ Other entries for this word we’d short form we’ll short form we’re short form we’ve short form we’ll see phrase you/we get... phrase lest we forget phrase as we know it phrase shall I/we say phrase here we go again phrase Umkhonto we Sizwe noun we all make mistakes phrase there I was/we were phrase I’d/we’d be delighted phrase I’ll/we’ll have to see phrase I/we would be grateful if... phrase I/we etc. would appreciate it if... phrase don’t call us, we’ll call you phrase I/we etc. will not rest until... phrase what do you say I/we do something? phrase more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS4 We can be used in the following ways: as a subject pronoun: We help each other. In very formal English we can be used after the verb “to be,” especially before a relative clause: It is we who should be grateful. as a determiner: We men will get the fire started. 1 used for referring to yourself and one or more other people when you are the person speaking or writing We moved here soon after we were married. We were all glad to get back home. We Americans have a strong belief in democracy. 2 used for including yourself and the person you are speaking to in what you are saying or writing Where shall we meet? Come on, we both need a drink. In this chapter we will discuss some aspects of company law. 3 used for referring to people in general How do we learn our mother tongue? We live in a competitive world. 4 spokensometimes used instead of “you,” especially when a doctor or nurse is speaking to someone who is sick or when a teacher is speaking to children How are we feeling this morning, Mrs. Shaw? Now, do we all have notebooks and pencils? Synonyms and related words Words used by or to young children bang be a love and . . . big
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