Yours
[ jʊəz ]
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pron. 你（们）的东西;你的责任[义务];你的家属;来信，尊函;
adj. 你（们）的（东西）;信末署名前用语;
📝 例句
His request is more modest than yours.
他的请求比你的更微不足道。
"It's no business of yours," he retorted.
他反驳说 :【你管不着 】(参看 1 b)。
God Almighty, I am yours and my dreams are yours.
全能的上帝，我是你的，我的梦也是你的。
This is our room, and that's yours.
这是我们的房间,那是你们的。
According to my experience, I agree that yours are of better quality.
有我的经验来判定你们的产品的确较好。
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
yours
NOTE ON USAGE 用法: Yours faithfully, Yours sincerely, (esp US) Yours truly are the commonest ways of ending formal and semi-formal letters. *Yours faithfully、 Yours sincerely、 （尤用於美式英语的）Yours truly 是信末最常见的敬语, 用於正规的及半正规的书信均可. The correct style is to use Yours faithfullyto end a letter which begins Dear Sir/Madam (ie when the name of the person being addressed is not known to the writer) and Yours sincerely/truly after Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Smith (ie when the name is known but the person is not well known to the writer). 正确的格式是在信的开头用 Dear Sir/Madam（即不认识收信人）, 则信末用 Yours faithfully, 而在信的开头用 Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Smith（即知其名而不熟悉者）则信末用 Yours sincerely/truly. *In US English Sincerely, Sincerely yours and Yours truly are often used. 在美式英语中常用 Sincerely、 Sincerely yours、 Yours truly. *If the writer knows the addressee personally, the first name is used and With best wishes may be added. 若写信人与收信人相识, 则信的开头用收信人的名字（不用姓）, 信末可加 With best wishes. *More familiar still is the use of the first name and Yours (ever). 关系更密切者, 信的开头用收信人的名字（不用姓）, 信末用 Yours (ever).
yours possess pron
1 of or belonging to you 您的; 你的; 你们的
Is that book yours? 那本书是您的吗?
Is she a friend of yours? 她是你的朋友吗?
2 (usu 通常作 Yours, abbr 缩写 yrs) (used in ending a letter 用於信函的结尾): Yours sincerely
Yours faithfully * Yours truly （相当於中文书信的｀谨上、 敬上＇等）. =>Usage above 用法见上文.
🔁 扩展释义
*[juәz]pron. 你的(东西), 你们的(东西)
📖 同为「小学」词汇
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She hasn't been employed for six months now.
她已经失业半年了。
Indirect communication is often considered as dishonest and tactical.
间接的沟通往往被认为是不诚实和具策略性的。
' I looked down and nearly fell off the ladder when I saw a policeman.
”我向下面看去。当我看清是一个警察时，差一点儿从梯子上掉下去。