Definition of hers in English:

hers

possessive pronoun həːzhərz

Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with a female person or animal previously mentioned.
his eyes met hers
the choice was hers
friends of hers warned her
Example sentencesExamples
- He has a similar warmth to Keyes, but his manner is as still as hers is frenetic.
- The meat was good quality and tasty, indeed, so good that one of our group ended up eating hers raw.
- She was telling me about a neighbour of hers who has a cat that she treats like it is her child.
- When she came round for the party and saw I had put my cake rather than hers on the table, she exploded.
- His eyes met hers, but she got the feeling that he wasn't looking at her, but past her at the wall.
- My daughter looks at my marriage and says she wants mum and dad to arrange hers.
- I'm afraid that in my case the reasons are not as connected to world history as they are in hers.
- The money would be hers, even if his heart would never belong to her again, Kiki vowed.
- Dominic smiled and said he'd love to meet any friend of hers, but inside his heart was dying.
- Just as his lips were about to meet hers, she turned her face to the side and the kiss landed on her cheek.
- Although she does have a nanny and a supportive husband who downgraded his career to help hers.
- If this book bears the imprimatur of one person above any other, it is undoubtedly hers.
- Nor did she realise that a male colleague had given up his leave so she could have hers.
- However tough it seems, this decision has to be the pregnant woman's and hers alone.
- Well, the only way I know is to make sure you keep busy in your field and she is busy in hers.
- Jennings said they were hers and the lance corporal apologised and put them down again.
- As his wife fell into a dark world of despair, Adom felt his emotions mirror hers.
- The first report was a mere listener ringing up about a horrified letter a friend of hers had sent her.
- My legs could not keep up with hers despite me having some leeway on the rope.
- What she then decided to do is what sets her story apart from so many others like hers.

Usage

There is no need for an apostrophe: the spelling should be hers not her's

Rhymes

agents provocateurs, berceuse, chanteuse, charmeuse, chartreuse, chauffeuse, coiffeurs, danseuse, diseuse, furze, messieurs, Meuse, secateurs, vendeuse

Definition of hers in US English:

hers

possessive pronounhərzhərz

Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with a female person or animal previously mentioned.
his eyes met hers
the choice was hers
friends of hers warned her
Example sentencesExamples
- However tough it seems, this decision has to be the pregnant woman's and hers alone.
- The first report was a mere listener ringing up about a horrified letter a friend of hers had sent her.
- Nor did she realise that a male colleague had given up his leave so she could have hers.
- When she came round for the party and saw I had put my cake rather than hers on the table, she exploded.
- His eyes met hers, but she got the feeling that he wasn't looking at her, but past her at the wall.
- Just as his lips were about to meet hers, she turned her face to the side and the kiss landed on her cheek.
- My daughter looks at my marriage and says she wants mum and dad to arrange hers.
- What she then decided to do is what sets her story apart from so many others like hers.
- The money would be hers, even if his heart would never belong to her again, Kiki vowed.
- As his wife fell into a dark world of despair, Adom felt his emotions mirror hers.
- I'm afraid that in my case the reasons are not as connected to world history as they are in hers.
- Well, the only way I know is to make sure you keep busy in your field and she is busy in hers.
- She was telling me about a neighbour of hers who has a cat that she treats like it is her child.
- My legs could not keep up with hers despite me having some leeway on the rope.
- Jennings said they were hers and the lance corporal apologised and put them down again.
- The meat was good quality and tasty, indeed, so good that one of our group ended up eating hers raw.
- Dominic smiled and said he'd love to meet any friend of hers, but inside his heart was dying.
- If this book bears the imprimatur of one person above any other, it is undoubtedly hers.
- Although she does have a nanny and a supportive husband who downgraded his career to help hers.
- He has a similar warmth to Keyes, but his manner is as still as hers is frenetic.

单词	hers
释义	Definition of hers in English: hers possessive pronoun həːzhərz Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with a female person or animal previously mentioned. his eyes met hers the choice was hers friends of hers warned her Example sentencesExamples He has a similar warmth to Keyes, but his manner is as still as hers is frenetic. The meat was good quality and tasty, indeed, so good that one of our group ended up eating hers raw. She was telling me about a neighbour of hers who has a cat that she treats like it is her child. When she came round for the party and saw I had put my cake rather than hers on the table, she exploded. His eyes met hers, but she got the feeling that he wasn't looking at her, but past her at the wall. My daughter looks at my marriage and says she wants mum and dad to arrange hers. I'm afraid that in my case the reasons are not as connected to world history as they are in hers. The money would be hers, even if his heart would never belong to her again, Kiki vowed. Dominic smiled and said he'd love to meet any friend of hers, but inside his heart was dying. Just as his lips were about to meet hers, she turned her face to the side and the kiss landed on her cheek. Although she does have a nanny and a supportive husband who downgraded his career to help hers. If this book bears the imprimatur of one person above any other, it is undoubtedly hers. Nor did she realise that a male colleague had given up his leave so she could have hers. However tough it seems, this decision has to be the pregnant woman's and hers alone. Well, the only way I know is to make sure you keep busy in your field and she is busy in hers. Jennings said they were hers and the lance corporal apologised and put them down again. As his wife fell into a dark world of despair, Adom felt his emotions mirror hers. The first report was a mere listener ringing up about a horrified letter a friend of hers had sent her. My legs could not keep up with hers despite me having some leeway on the rope. What she then decided to do is what sets her story apart from so many others like hers. Usage There is no need for an apostrophe: the spelling should be hers not her's Rhymes agents provocateurs, berceuse, chanteuse, charmeuse, chartreuse, chauffeuse, coiffeurs, danseuse, diseuse, furze, messieurs, Meuse, secateurs, vendeuse Definition of hers in US English: hers possessive pronounhərzhərz Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with a female person or animal previously mentioned. his eyes met hers the choice was hers friends of hers warned her Example sentencesExamples However tough it seems, this decision has to be the pregnant woman's and hers alone. The first report was a mere listener ringing up about a horrified letter a friend of hers had sent her. Nor did she realise that a male colleague had given up his leave so she could have hers. When she came round for the party and saw I had put my cake rather than hers on the table, she exploded. His eyes met hers, but she got the feeling that he wasn't looking at her, but past her at the wall. Just as his lips were about to meet hers, she turned her face to the side and the kiss landed on her cheek. My daughter looks at my marriage and says she wants mum and dad to arrange hers. What she then decided to do is what sets her story apart from so many others like hers. The money would be hers, even if his heart would never belong to her again, Kiki vowed. As his wife fell into a dark world of despair, Adom felt his emotions mirror hers. I'm afraid that in my case the reasons are not as connected to world history as they are in hers. Well, the only way I know is to make sure you keep busy in your field and she is busy in hers. She was telling me about a neighbour of hers who has a cat that she treats like it is her child. My legs could not keep up with hers despite me having some leeway on the rope. Jennings said they were hers and the lance corporal apologised and put them down again. The meat was good quality and tasty, indeed, so good that one of our group ended up eating hers raw. Dominic smiled and said he'd love to meet any friend of hers, but inside his heart was dying. If this book bears the imprimatur of one person above any other, it is undoubtedly hers. Although she does have a nanny and a supportive husband who downgraded his career to help hers. He has a similar warmth to Keyes, but his manner is as still as hers is frenetic.
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