Your Meaning in English
word
/ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/
YOR
/jˈɔː/
YAW
释义
Used to show that something belongs to or is connected with the person or people that the speaker is talking to.
用法与细微差别
A possessive adjective always used before a noun (e.g., your book, your ideas). Not used alone without a noun. Often confused with "you're" (you are).
Spanish: tu - vuestro - suPortuguese (BR): teu - seuPortuguese (PT): teu - seuChinese (Simplified): 你的Chinese (Traditional): 你的Hindi: तुम्हारा - आपकाArabic: ك - الخاص بكBengali: তোমার - আপনার - তোমাদেরRussian: твой - ваша - ваш - вашиJapanese: あなたのVietnamese: của bạnKorean: 네 - 당신의Turkish: senin - sizinUrdu: تمہارا - آپ کاIndonesian: milikmu
例句
Is this your pen?
basic
Have you finished your homework?
basic
Don't forget your coat.
basic
Where did you put your keys?
natural
Is this your favorite restaurant?
natural
Make sure you lock your door before you leave.
natural