| 单词 | your |
| 释义 | your 538 ENTRIES FOUND: your (adjective) in-your-face (adjective) accord (noun) account (noun) ace (noun) act (noun) all (pronoun) ant (noun) arm (noun) arm (noun) back (noun) back (adverb) ball (noun) bang (noun) basket (noun) bat (noun) bat (noun) battery (noun) bearing (noun) bed (noun) bee (noun) beeswax (noun) beg (verb) being (noun) belfry (noun) belief (noun) believe (verb) bell (noun) belt (noun) best (adjective) best (noun) bet (noun) better (noun) bide (verb) big (adjective) bit (noun) bit (noun) bite (verb) bite (noun) bleed (verb) blessing (noun) blood (noun) blot (verb) blow (verb) bluff (noun) Bob (noun) bone (noun) bonnet (noun) boot (noun) bootstraps (noun) born (adjective) bottle (noun) bottom (noun) bottom (adjective) brain (noun) bread (noun) breath (noun) breathe (verb) bridge (noun) britches (noun) brow (noun) buck (noun) bulldoze (verb) burden (noun) burn (verb) bushel (noun) bust (verb) butter (verb) button (noun) button (verb) cake (noun) call (verb) cap (noun) card (noun) case (noun) cast (verb) cat (noun) catch (verb) chance (verb) change (verb) chest (noun) chicken (noun) chin (noun) chip (noun) choice (noun) chops (noun) circle (verb) claw (verb) clean (adjective) clean (verb) clear (adjective) clear (verb) close (verb) close (adjective) closed (adjective) closet (noun) cockle (noun) color (noun) come (verb) command (noun) concentrate (verb) conscience (noun) content (noun) cool (verb) cool (noun) cost (noun) count (verb) court (noun) cover (verb) craw (noun) crawl (verb) creep (verb) crust (noun) cudgel (verb) cue (noun) cup (noun) cupboard (noun) curl (verb) cut (verb) damnedest (noun) day (noun) death (noun) deathbed (noun) depth (noun) device (noun) die (verb) dig (verb) dignity (noun) distance (noun) do (verb) dollar (noun) door (noun) dose (noun) down (adverb) down (adjective) drag (verb) draw (verb) dream (noun) drive (verb) drop (verb) dry (adjective) due (noun) dump (verb) ear (noun) earn (verb) ease (noun) eat (verb) edge (noun) egg (noun) ego (noun) end (noun) end (verb) enter (verb) error (noun) eye (noun) eyeball (noun) face (noun) fall (verb) feast (verb) feather (noun) feather (verb) feed (verb) feel (verb) fiber (noun) fight (verb) find (verb) finger (noun) fingertip (noun) fix (verb) flesh (noun) flex (verb) flip (verb) follow (verb) foot (noun) force (verb) forelock (noun) forward (adverb) frog (noun) full (adjective) funeral (noun) future (noun) game (noun) get (verb) glory (noun) glue (verb) gnash (verb) goat (noun) gold (noun) gourd (noun) grace (verb) grass (noun) grave (noun) grip (noun) grist (noun) grit (verb) ground (noun) gun (noun) gut (noun) hair (noun) hand (noun) hang (verb) harden (verb) hat (noun) haunch (noun) head (noun) hear (verb) heart (noun) heavy (adverb) hedge (verb) heel (noun) hide (verb) high (adverb) hit (verb) hitch (verb) hoist (verb) hold (verb) hollow (noun) home (adverb) honor (noun) hook (noun) hope (noun) horn (noun) horse (noun) ice water (noun) job (noun) jollies (noun) juice (noun) keep (verb) keep (noun) keeping (noun) kick (verb) kit (noun) knee (noun) knickers (noun) knit (verb) knock (verb) know (verb) land (verb) lap (noun) last (adjective) last (pronoun) laugh (verb) laurel (noun) law (noun) lay (verb) leap (verb) leave (verb) leave (noun) leg (noun) leisure (noun) let (verb) level (adjective) lick (verb) lid (noun) lie (verb) life (noun) light (noun) light (adjective) line (verb) lip (noun) liquor (noun) load (noun) loin (noun) lonesome (adjective) look (verb) lose (verb) loss (noun) lot (noun) luck (noun) lump (noun) lunch (noun) magic (noun) make (verb) maker (noun) making (noun) man (noun) marble (noun) mark (noun) medicine (noun) meet (verb) melt (verb) mend (verb) merry (adjective) method (noun) mettle (noun) mill (noun) mince (verb) mind (noun) mind (verb) money (noun) monkey (noun) mortgage (verb) mother (noun) mouth (noun) mud (noun) muscle (noun) name (noun) name (verb) neck (noun) nest (noun) net (noun) nose (noun) number (noun) oar (noun) oat (noun) only (adverb) open (adjective) open (verb) out (adverb) outstay (verb) overplay (verb) own (pronoun) oyster (noun) p (noun) pace (noun) pack (verb) palm (noun) pants (noun) parapet (noun) part (noun) pass (verb) pay (verb) peace (noun) pecker (noun) peel (verb) penny (noun) peril (noun) petard (noun) pick (verb) piece (noun) pipe (noun) pit (noun) place (noun) plate (noun) pleasure (noun) plight (verb) pocket (noun) point (verb) poison (noun) poke (verb) pour (verb) powder (noun) powder (verb) power (noun) presence (noun) push (verb) putty (noun) q (noun) quench (verb) r (noun) rack (verb) raise (verb) recharge (verb) responsibility (noun) rest (verb) right (adjective) right (adverb) right (noun) ring (noun) ring (verb) rise (verb) risk (noun) rock (noun) rocker (noun) roll (verb) rope (noun) run (verb) run (noun) salt (noun) save (verb) say (verb) scratch (verb) screw (verb) seat (noun) see (verb) sell (verb) sense (noun) separate (adjective) set (verb) set (adjective) shake (verb) shingle (noun) shirt (noun) shirtsleeve (noun) shit (noun) shit (verb) shock (noun) shoot (verb) shoulder (noun) shout (verb) show (verb) shut (verb) shut (adjective) sick (adjective) side (noun) silver (adjective) sin (noun) sink (verb) sit (verb) skate (noun) skeleton (noun) skin (noun) skin (verb) slake (verb) sleep (noun) sleeve (noun) sling (verb) slip (verb) smack (verb) small (noun) smoke (verb) snout (noun) sock (noun) soul (noun) sow (verb) speak (verb) spill (verb) spin (verb) spine (noun) spite (verb) split (verb) spoon (noun) spread (verb) spring (verb) spur (noun) square (verb) stack (noun) stake (verb) stand (verb) star (noun) steady (verb) step (noun) stew (verb) stick (verb) stocking (noun) stomach (noun) stretch (verb) stride (noun) string (noun) stripe (noun) strut (verb) stub (verb) stuff (noun) stuff (verb) style (noun) sweat (noun) sweet (adjective) system (noun) table (noun) tail (noun) taste (noun) tea (noun) tear (verb) term (noun) test (noun) tether (noun) thorn (noun) thought (noun) throat (noun) thumb (noun) thumb (verb) ticket (noun) tickle (verb) tighten (verb) time (noun) tip (verb) tip (noun) tiptoe (noun) toe (noun) together (adverb) tongue (noun) tool (noun) toot (verb) tooth (noun) top (noun) toss (verb) touch (verb) touch (noun) track (noun) trade (noun) tree (noun) trick (noun) trolley (noun) troth (noun) trough (noun) trousers (noun) true (adjective) trumpet (noun) try (verb) tug (verb) tune (noun) twiddle (verb) twinkle (noun) twist (noun) uncle (noun) up (adjective) upper (noun) usual (adjective) vein (noun) voice (noun) vote (verb) wagon (noun) walk (verb) wallet (noun) warm (verb) wash (verb) waste (verb) watch (verb) water (noun) way (noun) wear (verb) weight (noun) welcome (noun) wet (adjective) wet (verb) wheel (noun) while (noun) whistle (noun) wig (noun) wild (adjective) wing (noun) wire (noun) wish (noun) wit (noun) word (noun) work (verb) work (noun) world (noun) worse (adjective) worst (adjective) worth (preposition) worth (noun) wound (noun) wrap (verb) wring (verb) write (verb) yell (verb) zip (verb) your /ˈjoɚ/ /jɚ/ adjective your /ˈjoɚ/ /jɚ/ adjective Learner's definition of YOUR possessive form of you always used before a noun 1 : relating to or belonging to you你的，您的，你们的（you的所有格） Your garden is beautiful.你的花园真漂亮。 Please wash your hands before dinner.饭前请洗手。 What is your new house like?你的新房子什么样？ You forgot your wallet at the restaurant.你把钱包落在餐馆了。 Don't worry about me—you've got your own problems.别担心我，你还有你自己的问题呢。 : made or done by you你做的 Your contributions are valuable.你做出了宝贵的贡献。 Did you finish your homework?你完成家庭作业了吗？ With your permission, we can take a blood test.你同意的话，我们就可以验一下血。 You always manage to impress us with your ideas.你总能用你的想法给我们留下深刻印象。 2 — used to refer to any person or to people in general（泛指）任何人的，人们的 She's not your [=a] typical teenager.她不是一个典型的青少年。 Exercising regularly is good for your [=one's] health.定期锻炼身体对人的健康有好处。 3 — used in the titles of royalty, judges, etc.尊敬的（用于王室或法官等头衔） Your Majesty尊敬的陛下 May we approach the bench, Your Honor?我们能坐下吗，尊敬的法官大人？ ◊ Do not confuse your with you're. |
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