Myself Meaning in English
word
/ˌmaɪˈsɛɫf/
my-SELF
/maɪsˈɛlf/
my-SELF
释义
Used to refer to the speaker when they are both the subject and the object of the verb. It can also emphasize that the speaker did something alone or without help.
用法与细微差别
Formal or informal use. Commonly used for emphasis: “I did it myself.” Not to be confused with 'me' which is just the object form of 'I'. Also used reflexively in actions done alone.
Spanish: yo mismo - a mí mismoPortuguese (BR): mim mesmo - eu mesmoPortuguese (PT): mim mesmo - eu mesmoChinese (Simplified): 我自己Chinese (Traditional): 我自己Hindi: खुदArabic: نفسيBengali: নিজেRussian: самJapanese: 自分自身Vietnamese: chính mình - tự mìnhKorean: 나 자신Turkish: kendimUrdu: خودIndonesian: diriku sendiri
例句
I made this cake all by myself.
basic
She bought the gift by herself.
basic
I told myself I would be brave.
basic
Don’t worry, I can handle it myself.
natural
I hurt myself while playing soccer yesterday.
natural
If you want to improve, you need to push yourself harder.
natural