You'd Meaning in English

word · lemma: you would

US

ˈjud/, /ˈjʊd

YOOD

UK

juːd

YOOD

Definição

'You'd' is the contraction of 'you would' or 'you had.' It is used to talk about what you would do in hypothetical situations or what you had done in the past (mainly with 'had').

Uso & Nuances

'You'd' is very common in spoken and informal written English. It can stand for 'you would' (for future hypotheticals or polite offers) or 'you had' (in the past perfect). Context tells the difference; for example, 'you'd like' = 'you would like', 'you'd gone' = 'you had gone'.

• Spanish: tú **harías** - tú **deberías** - tú **tendrías**
• Portuguese (BR): você **iria** - você **deveria** - você **teria**
• Portuguese (PT): tu **irias** - tu **deverias** - tu **terias**
• Chinese (Simplified): 你**会** - 你**应该** - 你**会有**
• Chinese (Traditional): 你**會** - 你**應該** - 你**會有**
• Hindi: तुम **करोगे** - तुम्हें **चाहिए** - तुम्हारे पास **होता**
• Arabic: سوف **تفعل** - يجب أن **تفعل** - سيكون لديك
• Bengali: তুমি করতে - তুমি করেছিলে
• Russian: ты бы - ты был
• Japanese: あなたは～だろう - あなたは～した
• Vietnamese: bạn sẽ - bạn đã
• Korean: 너는 ~할 것이다 - 너는 ~했다
• Turkish: sen olurdu(n) - sen yapmıştın
• Urdu: تم کرتے - تم نے کیا
• Indonesian: bạn sẽ - bạn đã

Frases de Exemplo

You'd like this book. It's very interesting.

basic

If it rained, you'd stay at home.

basic

You'd finished your homework before dinner.

basic

You'd better call her now before she leaves.

natural

I didn't think you'd remember my birthday!

natural

You'd be surprised how easy it is.

natural