They've Meaning in English
word · lemma: they have
ˈðeɪv
THAYV
ðeɪv
thayv
释义
'They've' is a contraction of 'they have.' It can mean 'they have' when talking about possession, or 'they have' as an auxiliary verb in perfect tenses.
用法与细微差别
'They've' is informal and used mainly in speaking or casual writing. It contracts both the auxiliary (perfect tenses: 'they've finished') and possessive ('they've got a car'), but is not used for emphasis. Avoid in very formal writing.
Spanish: ellos han - ellos tienenPortuguese (BR): eles têm - eles têm (feito)Portuguese (PT): eles têm - eles têm (feito)Chinese (Simplified): 他们已经 - 他们有Chinese (Traditional): 他們已經 - 他們有Hindi: वे कर चुके हैं - उनके पास हैArabic: لقد (هم) - عندهمBengali: তারা আছে - ওরা আছে (present perfect/possession)Russian: они были - у них естьJapanese: 彼らは～した（現在完了） - 彼らは持っているVietnamese: họ đã - họ cóKorean: 그들은 ~했다 - 그들은 가지고 있다Turkish: onlar ... yaptı - onların varUrdu: انہوں نے - ان کے پاس ہےIndonesian: mereka telah - mereka punya
例句
They've finished their homework.
basic
They've got two dogs.
basic
They've lived here for years.
basic
They've never seen snow before.
natural
They've got to hurry or they'll miss the bus.
natural
I can't believe how much they've changed.
natural