英语词汇“whose”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	whose
释义	whose I. Etymology: Middle English whos (gen. of who (I), what) (I), alteration (influenced by who) (I) of whas, whes, from Old English hwæs, gen. of hwā who, hwæt what — more at who, what obsolete possessive of¹ who and what I II. \(\|)hüz sometimes _üz\ adjective Etymology: Middle English whos, gen. of who (I), what (I) 1. : of what person or persons: a. : of or belonging to what person or persons as possessor or possessors : due to what person or persons : inherent in what person or persons : associated or connected with what person or persons < whose gorgeous vesture heaps the ground — Robert Browning > < inquire whose son the stripling is — 1 Sam 17:56 (Revised Standard Version) > — compare who I 1 b. : of or relating to what person or persons as author or authors, doer or doers, giver or givers, or agent or agents : effected by what person or persons : experienced by what person or persons as subject < whose plays are greater than Shakespeare's > < so many people have helped me that I don't know whose help has been most valuable > — compare who I 1 c. : of or relating to what person or persons as object of an action : experienced by what person or persons as object < in whose honor was the monument erected > < asking whose promotion would be in the best interests of the company > — compare who I 1 2. a. : of whom: (1) : of or belonging to whom as possessor or possessors : due to whom : inherent in whom : associated or connected with whom < a man whose shoes do not fit > < an organization whose members … exercise influence in every continent — Denis Healey > < a chicken whose head has been cut off — Nancy Mitford > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun who; compare who I 3 (2) : of or relating to whom as author or authors, doer or doers, giver or givers, or agent or agents : effected by whom : experienced by whom as subject < the law courts, whose decisions were important — F.L.Mott > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun who; compare who I 3 (3) : of or relating to whom as object of an action : experienced by whom as object < that maid whose sudden sight hath thralled my wounded eye — Shakespeare > < these puissant legions, whose exile hath emptied heaven — John Milton > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun who; compare who I 3 b. : of which: (1) : of or belonging to which as possessor or possessors : inherent in which : associated or connected with which < inventor of simple clothes whose elegance derives from her hand-finished detail — Lois Long > < a sentence whose grammatical subject is a demonstrative pronoun — R.E.Gahringer > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun which; compare which II 3 (2) : of or relating to which as agent or agents : effected by which : resulting from which < the current thought … to whose influences he was subject — L.P.Smith > < a simple legal monopoly whose reward to the inventor would be primarily in royalties — Robert Reuben > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun which; compare which II 3 (3) : of or relating to which as object of an action : undergone by which as object < the first poem whose publication he ever sanctioned — J.W.Krutch > < logical techniques whose extravagant use is known to give rise to … paradoxes — C.G.Hempel > — used as a possessive adjective corresponding in meaning to the relative pronoun which; compare which II 3 3. a. : of any person or persons that : of whomever < whose hatred is covered by deceit, his wickedness shall be showed before the whole congregation — Prov 26:26 (Authorized Version) > < ask whose advice you please > — compare who I 2a b. archaic : the particular person or persons of whom : he, she, or those of whom < “Happy,” I said, “whose home is here” — R.W.Emerson > — compare who I 2b(1) III. pronoun, singular or plural in construction Etymology: Middle English whos, gen. of who (I), what (I) : whose one or whose ones — used without a following noun as a pronoun equivalent in meaning to the adjective whose < whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided — Lk 12:20 (Authorized Version) > < tell me whose it was — Shakespeare > < God, whose I am, and whom I serve — Acts 27:23 (Authorized Version) >
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