himself

pronoun

strongUK /hɪmˈself/

weakUK /ɪmˈself/

Himself is a reflexive pronoun, being the reflexive form of he. It is used especially in the following ways:

as an object that refers to the same male who is the subject of the sentence or who is mentioned somewhere earlier in the sentence: He had prepared himself for this important meeting.Clive was feeling rather pleased with himself.I asked him a few questions about himself.Florian’s wife was, like himself, a refugee.

after a singular noun or the pronoun ‘he’ for emphasis: a suggestion that came from the president himself

1
used for showing that the man, boy, or male animal that does something is also affected by his action or is involved in it
William slipped once, but he didn’t hurt himself.
That man ought to be ashamed of himself.
Synonyms and related words
Reflexive pronouns
a man
herself
himself
2
used for referring to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned in the sentence
Lester’s book is mostly about himself.
Julian showed us a picture of himself with his former wife.
Synonyms and related words
Reflexive pronouns
a man
herself
himself
3
old-fashionedused in a general way for referring to the subject of a sentence or someone else mentioned in the sentence when they may be either male or female, especially when the subject is a word such as ‘everyone’, ‘someone’, or ‘anyone’
Everyone has to look after himself.
Synonyms and related words
Reflexive pronouns
a man
herself
himself
See alsohe
4
used for emphasizing that you are referring to a particular man, boy, or male animal and not to anyone else
It is said that Shakespeare himself once acted in this play.
Being an ex-police officer himself, Dawlish understands why so many cops are angry.
Synonyms and related words
Reflexive pronouns
a man
herself
himself
1. 4a
  used for emphasizing that a particular man, boy, or male animal does something without help from anyone else
  You mean to tell me Jack built the whole cabin himself?
  Synonyms and related words
  Reflexive pronouns
  a man
  herself
  himself

phrases

(all) by himself

(all) to himself

be/feel/seem himself

单词	himself
释义	himself pronoun strongUK /hɪmˈself/ weakUK /ɪmˈself/ Other entries for this word (all) by himself phrase (all) to himself phrase be/feel/seem himself phrase every man for himself phrase (all) by yourself/itself/himself etc phrase for reasons best known to himself/herself etc phrase DEFINITIONS4 Himself is a reflexive pronoun, being the reflexive form of he. It is used especially in the following ways: as an object that refers to the same male who is the subject of the sentence or who is mentioned somewhere earlier in the sentence: He had prepared himself for this important meeting.Clive was feeling rather pleased with himself.I asked him a few questions about himself.Florian’s wife was, like himself, a refugee. after a singular noun or the pronoun ‘he’ for emphasis: a suggestion that came from the president himself 1 used for showing that the man, boy, or male animal that does something is also affected by his action or is involved in it William slipped once, but he didn’t hurt himself. That man ought to be ashamed of himself. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 2 used for referring to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned in the sentence Lester’s book is mostly about himself. Julian showed us a picture of himself with his former wife. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 3 old-fashionedused in a general way for referring to the subject of a sentence or someone else mentioned in the sentence when they may be either male or female, especially when the subject is a word such as ‘everyone’, ‘someone’, or ‘anyone’ Everyone has to look after himself. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself See alsohe 4 used for emphasizing that you are referring to a particular man, boy, or male animal and not to anyone else It is said that Shakespeare himself once acted in this play. Being an ex-police officer himself, Dawlish understands why so many cops are angry. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 4a used for emphasizing that a particular man, boy, or male animal does something without help from anyone else You mean to tell me Jack built the whole cabin himself? Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself phrases (all) by himself (all) to himself be/feel/seem himself himself pronoun strongUS /hɪmˈself/ weakUS /ɪmˈself/ Other entries for this word (all) by himself phrase (all) to himself phrase be/feel/seem himself phrase every man for himself phrase (all) by yourself/itself/himself etc. phrase for reasons best known to himself/herself etc. phrase DEFINITIONS4 Himself is a reflexive pronoun, being the reflexive form of he. It is used especially in the following ways: as an object that refers to the same male who is the subject of the sentence or who is mentioned somewhere earlier in the sentence: He had prepared himself for this important meeting.Tom was feeling pleased with himself.I asked him a few questions about himself.Florian’s wife was, like himself, a refugee. after a singular noun or the pronoun “he” for emphasis: a suggestion that came from the president himself 1 used for showing that the man, boy, or male animal that does something is also affected by his action or is involved in it Will slipped once, but he didn’t hurt himself. That man ought to be ashamed of himself. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 2 used for referring to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned in the sentence Lester’s book is mostly about himself. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 3 old-fashionedused in a general way for referring to the subject of a sentence or someone else mentioned in the sentence when they may be either male or female, especially when the subject is a word such as “everyone,” “someone,” or “anyone” Everyone has to look after himself. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself See alsohe 4 used for emphasizing that you are referring to a particular man, boy, or male animal and not to anyone else It is said that Shakespeare himself once acted in this play. Being an ex-police officer himself, Johnson understands why so many cops are angry. Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself 4a used for emphasizing that a particular man, boy, or male animal does something without help from anyone else You mean to tell me Jack built the whole cabin himself? Synonyms and related words Reflexive pronouns a man herself himself phrases (all) by himself (all) to himself be/feel/seem himself
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