she

noun singular spoken

UK /ʃiː/

1
a female animal
I couldn’t tell if the tortoise was a he or a she.
Synonyms and related words
Female animals
bitch
cow
dam

she

noun singular spoken

US /ʃi/

1
a female animal
I couldn’t tell if the tortoise was a he or a she.
Synonyms and related words
Female animals
bitch
cow
dam

she

pronoun

strongUK /ʃiː/

weakUK /ʃɪ/

She is used as the subject of a verb. Some people prefer to use she after the verb ‘to be’ but this sounds very formal and old-fashioned: Was it she who spoke to the press? In American English, however, ‘This is she’ is the usual way that a woman replies on the telephone when someone asks to speak to her: ‘May I speak with Mrs Elpin?’ ‘This is she.’

1
used for referring to a woman, girl, or female animal, when they have already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to
I was with Lisa when she bought her wedding dress.
Our cat’s been bad-tempered since she had kittens.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him
2
mainly literaryused for referring to a nation, a ship, or a car, when it has already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to
There were over two thousand people aboard the Titanic when she left England.
She’ll do a hundred and twenty miles an hour easily.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him

she

pronoun

strongUS /ʃi/

weakUS /ʃɪ/

She is used as the subject of a verb. Some people prefer to use she after the verb “to be” but this sounds very formal and old-fashioned: Was it she who spoke to the press? In American English, however, “This is she” is the usual way that a woman replies on the telephone when someone asks to speak to her: “May I speak with Mrs. Elpin?” “This is she.”

1
used for referring to a woman, girl, or female animal, when they have already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to
I was with Lisa when she bought her wedding dress.
Our cat’s been bad-tempered since she had kittens.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him
2
mainly literaryused for referring to a nation, a ship, or a car, when it has already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to
There were over two thousand people aboard the Titanic when she left England.
She’ll do a hundred and twenty miles an hour easily.
Synonyms and related words
Personal pronouns
he
her
him

单词	she
释义	she noun singular spoken UK /ʃiː/ Other entries for this word she pronoun she- prefix she’d short form she’s short form she’ll short form she’ll be right phrase you are/he is/she is a one phrase isn’t he/she just/doesn’t he/she just? phrase if he/she/they etc so desire(s) phrase I/you/she etc would never guess phrase you’ll/she’ll/they’ll etc hear about it phrase third person he/she/they at first/second/third person DEFINITIONS1 1 a female animal I couldn’t tell if the tortoise was a he or a she. Synonyms and related words Female animals bitch cow dam she noun singular spoken US /ʃi/ Other entries for this word she pronoun she- prefix she’d short form she’s short form she’ll short form she’ll be right phrase if he/she/they etc. so desire(s) phrase I/you/she etc. would never guess phrase you’ll/she’ll/they’ll etc. hear about it phrase third person he/she/they at first/second/third person DEFINITIONS1 1 a female animal I couldn’t tell if the tortoise was a he or a she. Synonyms and related words Female animals bitch cow dam she pronoun strongUK /ʃiː/ weakUK /ʃɪ/ Other entries for this word she noun she- prefix she’d short form she’s short form she’ll short form she’ll be right phrase you are/he is/she is a one phrase isn’t he/she just/doesn’t he/she just? phrase if he/she/they etc so desire(s) phrase I/you/she etc would never guess phrase you’ll/she’ll/they’ll etc hear about it phrase third person he/she/they at first/second/third person DEFINITIONS2 She is used as the subject of a verb. Some people prefer to use she after the verb ‘to be’ but this sounds very formal and old-fashioned: Was it she who spoke to the press? In American English, however, ‘This is she’ is the usual way that a woman replies on the telephone when someone asks to speak to her: ‘May I speak with Mrs Elpin?’ ‘This is she.’ 1 used for referring to a woman, girl, or female animal, when they have already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to I was with Lisa when she bought her wedding dress. Our cat’s been bad-tempered since she had kittens. Synonyms and related words Personal pronouns he her him 2 mainly literaryused for referring to a nation, a ship, or a car, when it has already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to There were over two thousand people aboard the Titanic when she left England. She’ll do a hundred and twenty miles an hour easily. Synonyms and related words Personal pronouns he her him she pronoun strongUS /ʃi/ weakUS /ʃɪ/ Other entries for this word she noun she- prefix she’d short form she’s short form she’ll short form she’ll be right phrase if he/she/they etc. so desire(s) phrase I/you/she etc. would never guess phrase you’ll/she’ll/they’ll etc. hear about it phrase third person he/she/they at first/second/third person DEFINITIONS2 She is used as the subject of a verb. Some people prefer to use she after the verb “to be” but this sounds very formal and old-fashioned: Was it she who spoke to the press? In American English, however, “This is she” is the usual way that a woman replies on the telephone when someone asks to speak to her: “May I speak with Mrs. Elpin?” “This is she.” 1 used for referring to a woman, girl, or female animal, when they have already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to I was with Lisa when she bought her wedding dress. Our cat’s been bad-tempered since she had kittens. Synonyms and related words Personal pronouns he her him 2 mainly literaryused for referring to a nation, a ship, or a car, when it has already been mentioned or when it is obvious which one you are referring to There were over two thousand people aboard the Titanic when she left England. She’ll do a hundred and twenty miles an hour easily. Synonyms and related words Personal pronouns he her him
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