them

/them; unstressed thuhm, uhm/US // ðɛm; unstressed ðəm, əm //UK // (ðɛm, unstressed ðəm) //

他们,它们,她们

Definitions

pron.代词 pronoun

1
- : the objective case of plural they, used as a direct or indirect object: We saw them yesterday. I gave them the books.
- : Informal.: It's them, across the street.No, that isn’t them.
- : Informal.: The boys' parents objected to them hiking without adult supervision.
- : the objective case of singular they, used as a direct or indirect object:: If you know anyone looking for a job, tell them to contact me.If an officer were to ask you that question directly, you would have to answer them honestly.: I can’t believe your ex took your cat with them when they moved out.: Randi’s on vacation, so you can’t see them until next week.

adj.形容词 adjective

as inestablishment

Synonyms

The good story formula, though, requires a structural us-and-them divide.
The culture of conflict bred an us-against-them identity among the church members.
This didn't come naturally to them/us, who would much rather talk about health care as a right.
She continued her us-versus-them approach to political discourse.
All this contributes to a broader us-versus-them conflict over values.
The English kings had turned to the only people who could have helped them-the Normans settled in Ireland; and they failed them.
No sooner did he say the word than he and the Weasel found them-selves standing before the open door of a nice little house.
Shall the dead take thought for the dead to love them?What love was ever as deep as a grave?
After this the Kafirs gave Savage a second very long name which meant "He-who-sits-down-on-snakes-and-makes-them-flat."
The only additional suggestion is the new and original test, the so-called "em-them" test.

/them; unstressed thuhm, uhm/US // ðɛm; unstressed ðəm, əm //UK // (ðɛm, unstressed ðəm) //

他们,它们,她们

pron.代词 pronoun

1
- : the objective case of plural they, used as a direct or indirect object: We saw them yesterday. I gave them the books.
- : Informal.: It's them, across the street.No, that isn’t them.
- : Informal.: The boys' parents objected to them hiking without adult supervision.
- : the objective case of singular they, used as a direct or indirect object:: If you know anyone looking for a job, tell them to contact me.If an officer were to ask you that question directly, you would have to answer them honestly.: I can’t believe your ex took your cat with them when they moved out.: Randi’s on vacation, so you can’t see them until next week.

adj.形容词 adjective

as inestablishment

Synonyms

The good story formula, though, requires a structural us-and-them divide.
The culture of conflict bred an us-against-them identity among the church members.
This didn't come naturally to them/us, who would much rather talk about health care as a right.
She continued her us-versus-them approach to political discourse.
All this contributes to a broader us-versus-them conflict over values.
The English kings had turned to the only people who could have helped them-the Normans settled in Ireland; and they failed them.
No sooner did he say the word than he and the Weasel found them-selves standing before the open door of a nice little house.
Shall the dead take thought for the dead to love them?What love was ever as deep as a grave?
After this the Kafirs gave Savage a second very long name which meant "He-who-sits-down-on-snakes-and-makes-them-flat."
The only additional suggestion is the new and original test, the so-called "em-them" test.