Definition of it'd in English:

it'd

contractionˈɪtədˈɪdəd

1It had.
同it had
it'd been there for years
它多年来都在那里。
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a mild day, warmer than it'd been in weeks.
- This afternoon BHP announced it'd secured 56 per cent of the shares in WMC.
- It was as though it'd been written by someone other than Barbara.
- If it'd been silent that would have been weird, so I should probably be thankful for some white-noise.
- If I'd paid for my subscription, I'd certainly feel that it'd been mis-sold and I'd want my money back.
1. 1.1 It would.
  将
  it'd be great to see you
  能见到你的话就太好了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘We thought it'd be a good time,’ they say, a general sentiment echoed by many men on board.
  I liked the penthouse immediately but thought it'd be far too expensive.
  Can't imagine it'd have made things a lot better.
  The creators figured it'd be a hit amongst junior nerds.
  But I can't just dump her and find some new friends cause making friends takes time and it'd be really mean.
  You'd probably look at it now and it'd be shocking.
  Besides, we're heading off for Mexico before long, and it'd be silly to travel all that way with an incomplete kit.
  Computers in those days didn't have a screen attached, all you had was a printer, so you'd type in your moves and it'd print out what happened.
  Surely, it'd have to be something more appropriate.
  ‘I thought it'd be like stage fright but for the next 12 years,’ he recalls.
  I am computer savvy, and had read other blogs and thought it'd be worth a shot.
  If you redid it now with minimal changes to the script and setup, and a hefty FX budget, I reckon it'd go down rather well…
  And then I heard her speak, and I thought it'd be good to talk to this woman.
  And if the film were a haircut, it'd definitely need a hat.
  That said, sometimes it'd be nice to be a bit picky.
  Then it'd cloud over and start threatening rain.
  I've actually found loads of things, but won't put them up for sale all at once; I think it'd be better to stagger them all over the next few weeks.
  Otherwise it'd be the most embarrassing thing ever, you know.
  Look, I think it'd be a very different job from this one.
  You can fantasize to your heart's content, but you'll probably never really know what it'd be like if you and Dream Boy got together.

Definition of it'd in US English:

it'd

contractionˈidədˈɪdəd

1It had.
同it had
it'd been there for years
它多年来都在那里。
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a mild day, warmer than it'd been in weeks.
- This afternoon BHP announced it'd secured 56 per cent of the shares in WMC.
- If it'd been silent that would have been weird, so I should probably be thankful for some white-noise.
- If I'd paid for my subscription, I'd certainly feel that it'd been mis-sold and I'd want my money back.
- It was as though it'd been written by someone other than Barbara.
1. 1.1 It would.
  将
  it'd be great to see you
  能见到你的话就太好了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The creators figured it'd be a hit amongst junior nerds.
  But I can't just dump her and find some new friends cause making friends takes time and it'd be really mean.
  Look, I think it'd be a very different job from this one.
  Surely, it'd have to be something more appropriate.
  Otherwise it'd be the most embarrassing thing ever, you know.
  If you redid it now with minimal changes to the script and setup, and a hefty FX budget, I reckon it'd go down rather well…
  I liked the penthouse immediately but thought it'd be far too expensive.
  I've actually found loads of things, but won't put them up for sale all at once; I think it'd be better to stagger them all over the next few weeks.
  And if the film were a haircut, it'd definitely need a hat.
  You'd probably look at it now and it'd be shocking.
  Can't imagine it'd have made things a lot better.
  And then I heard her speak, and I thought it'd be good to talk to this woman.
  Computers in those days didn't have a screen attached, all you had was a printer, so you'd type in your moves and it'd print out what happened.
  ‘We thought it'd be a good time,’ they say, a general sentiment echoed by many men on board.
  Besides, we're heading off for Mexico before long, and it'd be silly to travel all that way with an incomplete kit.
  Then it'd cloud over and start threatening rain.
  That said, sometimes it'd be nice to be a bit picky.
  You can fantasize to your heart's content, but you'll probably never really know what it'd be like if you and Dream Boy got together.
  I am computer savvy, and had read other blogs and thought it'd be worth a shot.
  ‘I thought it'd be like stage fright but for the next 12 years,’ he recalls.

词汇	it'd
释义	Definition of it'd in English: it'd contractionˈɪtədˈɪdəd 1It had. 同it had it'd been there for years 它多年来都在那里。 Example sentencesExamples It was a mild day, warmer than it'd been in weeks. This afternoon BHP announced it'd secured 56 per cent of the shares in WMC. It was as though it'd been written by someone other than Barbara. If it'd been silent that would have been weird, so I should probably be thankful for some white-noise. If I'd paid for my subscription, I'd certainly feel that it'd been mis-sold and I'd want my money back. 1.1 It would. 将 it'd be great to see you 能见到你的话就太好了。 Example sentencesExamples ‘We thought it'd be a good time,’ they say, a general sentiment echoed by many men on board. I liked the penthouse immediately but thought it'd be far too expensive. Can't imagine it'd have made things a lot better. The creators figured it'd be a hit amongst junior nerds. But I can't just dump her and find some new friends cause making friends takes time and it'd be really mean. You'd probably look at it now and it'd be shocking. Besides, we're heading off for Mexico before long, and it'd be silly to travel all that way with an incomplete kit. Computers in those days didn't have a screen attached, all you had was a printer, so you'd type in your moves and it'd print out what happened. Surely, it'd have to be something more appropriate. ‘I thought it'd be like stage fright but for the next 12 years,’ he recalls. I am computer savvy, and had read other blogs and thought it'd be worth a shot. If you redid it now with minimal changes to the script and setup, and a hefty FX budget, I reckon it'd go down rather well… And then I heard her speak, and I thought it'd be good to talk to this woman. And if the film were a haircut, it'd definitely need a hat. That said, sometimes it'd be nice to be a bit picky. Then it'd cloud over and start threatening rain. I've actually found loads of things, but won't put them up for sale all at once; I think it'd be better to stagger them all over the next few weeks. Otherwise it'd be the most embarrassing thing ever, you know. Look, I think it'd be a very different job from this one. You can fantasize to your heart's content, but you'll probably never really know what it'd be like if you and Dream Boy got together. Definition of it'd in US English: it'd contractionˈidədˈɪdəd 1It had. 同it had it'd been there for years 它多年来都在那里。 Example sentencesExamples It was a mild day, warmer than it'd been in weeks. This afternoon BHP announced it'd secured 56 per cent of the shares in WMC. If it'd been silent that would have been weird, so I should probably be thankful for some white-noise. If I'd paid for my subscription, I'd certainly feel that it'd been mis-sold and I'd want my money back. It was as though it'd been written by someone other than Barbara. 1.1 It would. 将 it'd be great to see you 能见到你的话就太好了。 Example sentencesExamples The creators figured it'd be a hit amongst junior nerds. But I can't just dump her and find some new friends cause making friends takes time and it'd be really mean. Look, I think it'd be a very different job from this one. Surely, it'd have to be something more appropriate. Otherwise it'd be the most embarrassing thing ever, you know. If you redid it now with minimal changes to the script and setup, and a hefty FX budget, I reckon it'd go down rather well… I liked the penthouse immediately but thought it'd be far too expensive. I've actually found loads of things, but won't put them up for sale all at once; I think it'd be better to stagger them all over the next few weeks. And if the film were a haircut, it'd definitely need a hat. You'd probably look at it now and it'd be shocking. Can't imagine it'd have made things a lot better. And then I heard her speak, and I thought it'd be good to talk to this woman. Computers in those days didn't have a screen attached, all you had was a printer, so you'd type in your moves and it'd print out what happened. ‘We thought it'd be a good time,’ they say, a general sentiment echoed by many men on board. Besides, we're heading off for Mexico before long, and it'd be silly to travel all that way with an incomplete kit. Then it'd cloud over and start threatening rain. That said, sometimes it'd be nice to be a bit picky. You can fantasize to your heart's content, but you'll probably never really know what it'd be like if you and Dream Boy got together. I am computer savvy, and had read other blogs and thought it'd be worth a shot. ‘I thought it'd be like stage fright but for the next 12 years,’ he recalls.
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