英语词汇“we”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	we
释义	we I. \(\|)wē, _wi, before “ʸre” or “are” usually (ˌ)wi\ pronoun, plural in construction Etymology: Middle English, from Old English wē; akin to Old High German wir we, Old Norse vēr, Gothic weis, Sanskrit vayam 1. a. : I and the rest of a group that includes me : you and I : you and I and another or others : I and another or others not including you — used as a nominative pronoun of the first person plural as the subject of a verb < we live here > < we the people of the United States … do ordain and establish this constitution — U.S. Constitution > or in the predicate after a copulative verb < it is we who are the virtuous ones — Vance Packard > or in comparisons after than or as when the first term in the comparison is a subject < you know as much about it as we > or in some absolute constructions < ignorant, you say? we? > or after but in a compound subject < none but we may say this > — used archaically as subject of an immediately preceding verb to introduce a request or proposal made by the speaker or writer to the group that includes himself where the current construction in ordinary present-day English consists of let us or let's followed by the verb < prepare we for our marriage — Shakespeare > — see our, us; compare i, ours b. : people in general including the speaker or writer < when we mind labor, then only, we're too old — Robert Browning > 2. : i II 1 — used by kings and other sovereigns < our sometime sister, now our queen … have we … taken to wife — Shakespeare > — used by editors and other writers to keep an impersonal character or to avoid the egotistical sound of a repeated I 3. a. dialect chiefly England : us — used emphatically as object of a verb or preposition < to poor we thine enmity's most capital — Shakespeare > < the likes of we > b. chiefly substandard : us — used in a compound object or in apposition with a following noun < he disturbed those in the dining room, those in the hall, and even we who had retired upstairs > < as to we men — Fanny Burney > 4. : you — used coaxingly (as to a child) < we don't want to wake Daddy, do we > or encouragingly (as to a patient) < how are we feeling this morning > or in sarcasm < aren't we getting a little impudent > II. \ˈwē\ noun (-s) : a group that is consciously felt as such by its members < the crowd is like a community in that it can be any size, the difference being that the We precedes the I — Howard Griffin >
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