they're

英 [ðeə(r)]

美 [ðer]

abbr.  (=they are)

Collins.5

柯林斯词典

• (they are 的常用口语形式)
  They'reis the usual spoken form of 'they are'.
  1. People eat when they're depressed.
     人在心情沮丧时就吃东西。

双语例句

• A lot of people think that they're not going to get a fair shake from the courts.
  很多人认为他们在法庭上不会受到公平的审判。
• No wonder you can't find anybody here; they're all away at a meeting.
  难怪找不到人，都开会去了。
• I think we caught them with their pants down. They're a bit confused.
  我觉得我们让他们下不了台了。他们有点不知所措。
• I'm retiring next month. They're putting me out to pasture.
  我下个月退休。他们要我养老去了。
• I love both my parents, but they're horrid to each other.
  我爱我的父母，但他们彼此之间极为不和。
• He's spoken to a publishing firm. They're going to take him on
  他和一家出版公司谈过了，他们打算雇用他。
• Dad's flirting with all the ladies, or they're all flirting with him, as usual
  和平常一样，爸爸在和所有的女士调情，或者说所有的女士都在和他调情。
• They're just trying it on — I don't believe they'll go this far.
  他们只是在耍花招——我不相信他们会走到这一步。
• They're too dear.
  它们的价格太高了。
• Just because they make more money than we do, they think they're so superior.
  就因为他们钱挣得比我们多，他们就认为高人一等。