Definition of you'd in English:

you'd

contractionjuːdjʊdjud

1You had.
you'd better remember it
1. 1.1 You would.
  I was afraid you'd ask me that
  Example sentencesExamples
  With a name like the Casa Alberto you'd expect this to be an Italian restaurant through and through.
  Now, I bet you never thought you'd see a link to the Daily Hell on this blog.
  Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be.
  If you walked into the room while it was playing, though, you'd wonder what on earth I was listening to.
  It used to be that you'd phone a company and a receptionist would answer.
  I'm not usually a big fan but you'd have to be inhuman not to find Brad Pitt way hot!
  If you taxied as far as I just did at Gatwick, you'd be halfway to Chichester.
  The first mile is a cosmopolitan shopping street, although probably not one you'd go out of your way to visit.
  Any new and exciting news you'd like to share with your family and friends?
  With a spectator's hat on, you'd need a stiff drink to even think about it.
  Choose which evening you'd like to come and then write it in your diary!
  I saw a news item in an Icelandic newspaper that you'd be giving a talk in Reykjavik in April, is this true?
  Anything you'd like to see that I don't usually do, or haven't done for a while?
  if you could just feel for a second what I feel right now, then you'd understand.
  If you're tempted to go for a cheaper option rather than what you'd really like, stop and think first.
  If it weren't so unseasonably warm, you'd think this was the place that inspired the verb, to chill.
  When half the population is reading a book, you'd have to be dead not to be mildly curious.
  If you read this article, you'd assume that Russia was on the verge of ratifying the Kyoto protocol.
  When you love someone, you really love them, you'd do anything for them.
  It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in.

Rhymes

allude, brood, collude, conclude, crude, delude, dude, elude, étude, exclude, extrude, exude, feud, food, illude, include, intrude, Jude, lewd, mood, nude, obtrude, occlude, Oudh, preclude, protrude, prude, pseud, pultrude, rood, rude, seclude, shrewd, snood, transude, unglued, unsubdued, who'd

Definition of you'd in US English:

you'd

contractionjudyo͞od

1You had.
you'd better remember it
1. 1.1 You would.
  I was afraid you'd ask me that
  Example sentencesExamples
  With a name like the Casa Alberto you'd expect this to be an Italian restaurant through and through.
  When you love someone, you really love them, you'd do anything for them.
  When half the population is reading a book, you'd have to be dead not to be mildly curious.
  The first mile is a cosmopolitan shopping street, although probably not one you'd go out of your way to visit.
  If it weren't so unseasonably warm, you'd think this was the place that inspired the verb, to chill.
  I saw a news item in an Icelandic newspaper that you'd be giving a talk in Reykjavik in April, is this true?
  It used to be that you'd phone a company and a receptionist would answer.
  Now, I bet you never thought you'd see a link to the Daily Hell on this blog.
  Any new and exciting news you'd like to share with your family and friends?
  Choose which evening you'd like to come and then write it in your diary!
  If you walked into the room while it was playing, though, you'd wonder what on earth I was listening to.
  Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be.
  Anything you'd like to see that I don't usually do, or haven't done for a while?
  With a spectator's hat on, you'd need a stiff drink to even think about it.
  It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in.
  I'm not usually a big fan but you'd have to be inhuman not to find Brad Pitt way hot!
  if you could just feel for a second what I feel right now, then you'd understand.
  If you taxied as far as I just did at Gatwick, you'd be halfway to Chichester.
  If you're tempted to go for a cheaper option rather than what you'd really like, stop and think first.
  If you read this article, you'd assume that Russia was on the verge of ratifying the Kyoto protocol.

单词	you'd
释义	Definition of you'd in English: you'd contractionjuːdjʊdjud 1You had. you'd better remember it 1.1 You would. I was afraid you'd ask me that Example sentencesExamples With a name like the Casa Alberto you'd expect this to be an Italian restaurant through and through. Now, I bet you never thought you'd see a link to the Daily Hell on this blog. Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be. If you walked into the room while it was playing, though, you'd wonder what on earth I was listening to. It used to be that you'd phone a company and a receptionist would answer. I'm not usually a big fan but you'd have to be inhuman not to find Brad Pitt way hot! If you taxied as far as I just did at Gatwick, you'd be halfway to Chichester. The first mile is a cosmopolitan shopping street, although probably not one you'd go out of your way to visit. Any new and exciting news you'd like to share with your family and friends? With a spectator's hat on, you'd need a stiff drink to even think about it. Choose which evening you'd like to come and then write it in your diary! I saw a news item in an Icelandic newspaper that you'd be giving a talk in Reykjavik in April, is this true? Anything you'd like to see that I don't usually do, or haven't done for a while? if you could just feel for a second what I feel right now, then you'd understand. If you're tempted to go for a cheaper option rather than what you'd really like, stop and think first. If it weren't so unseasonably warm, you'd think this was the place that inspired the verb, to chill. When half the population is reading a book, you'd have to be dead not to be mildly curious. If you read this article, you'd assume that Russia was on the verge of ratifying the Kyoto protocol. When you love someone, you really love them, you'd do anything for them. It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in. Rhymes allude, brood, collude, conclude, crude, delude, dude, elude, étude, exclude, extrude, exude, feud, food, illude, include, intrude, Jude, lewd, mood, nude, obtrude, occlude, Oudh, preclude, protrude, prude, pseud, pultrude, rood, rude, seclude, shrewd, snood, transude, unglued, unsubdued, who'd Definition of you'd in US English: you'd contractionjudyo͞od 1You had. you'd better remember it 1.1 You would. I was afraid you'd ask me that Example sentencesExamples With a name like the Casa Alberto you'd expect this to be an Italian restaurant through and through. When you love someone, you really love them, you'd do anything for them. When half the population is reading a book, you'd have to be dead not to be mildly curious. The first mile is a cosmopolitan shopping street, although probably not one you'd go out of your way to visit. If it weren't so unseasonably warm, you'd think this was the place that inspired the verb, to chill. I saw a news item in an Icelandic newspaper that you'd be giving a talk in Reykjavik in April, is this true? It used to be that you'd phone a company and a receptionist would answer. Now, I bet you never thought you'd see a link to the Daily Hell on this blog. Any new and exciting news you'd like to share with your family and friends? Choose which evening you'd like to come and then write it in your diary! If you walked into the room while it was playing, though, you'd wonder what on earth I was listening to. Soon, when borrowing a book, you'll be able to specify how sexy or sad or silly or sentimental you'd like it to be. Anything you'd like to see that I don't usually do, or haven't done for a while? With a spectator's hat on, you'd need a stiff drink to even think about it. It's on a traffic-heavy street, not the kind of area you'd necessarily choose to hang out in. I'm not usually a big fan but you'd have to be inhuman not to find Brad Pitt way hot! if you could just feel for a second what I feel right now, then you'd understand. If you taxied as far as I just did at Gatwick, you'd be halfway to Chichester. If you're tempted to go for a cheaper option rather than what you'd really like, stop and think first. If you read this article, you'd assume that Russia was on the verge of ratifying the Kyoto protocol.
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