Definition of theirs in English:

theirs

possessive pronoun ðɛːzðɛrz

Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with two or more people or things previously mentioned.
他们的（所有物），属于他们的（东西）；它们的
they think everything is theirs
他们认为每件东西都是他们的。
a favourite game of theirs
他们最喜爱的一种游戏。
Example sentencesExamples
- America and the West cannot assume that theirs is the only political and economic model.
- The other evening I placed an online order with a well known company for some products of theirs.
- Scorsese's film of course centres around these people, but it is his film, not theirs.
- After the war much of the prime land that was once theirs lay in the Soviet eastern sector of the city.
- They even speak our language; or it might be more accurate to say, we speak theirs.
- Some will nod heads knowingly while other saddened souls will simply shake theirs.
- Both were sympathetic but lacked the will to tackle a problem that was not exclusively theirs.
- Our footballing exaggerations are not as big as theirs but then neither is our level of success.
- After an early morning ride and breakfast the host had his work to do as usual, the soldiers theirs.
- Why don't these people just get on with living their lives and leave others to live theirs?
- I stayed silent during the meeting and people imagined my pain was much worse than theirs.
- Bette says she knows what he's thinking before he says it, and theirs is a special bond.
- I hope it works for their sake, after all it's not my main gig but it is theirs.
- This makes a certain amount of sense, as theirs is the only network that can do this.
- Just remember, the fear they are spreading is not for your benefit, but for theirs.
- We did our bit; all that was needed after that was for the sports stars to do theirs.
- Some employees saw increases in their salaries while others had theirs reduced.
- As theirs is a more unpredictable business than most, farmers plan for the worst.
- They treat you as an honoured guest, as if the privilege and pleasure is theirs, not yours.
- Many are in a rush to damn him for a past crime when so many others in football and public life have been forgiven theirs.

Usage

There is no need for an apostrophe: the spelling should be theirs not their's

Origin

Middle English: from their + -'s¹.

Rhymes

backstairs, chargés d'affaires, downstairs, Pears, unawares, understairs, upstairs

Definition of theirs in US English:

theirs

possessive pronounT͟Herzðɛrz

Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with two or more people or things previously mentioned.
他们的（所有物），属于他们的（东西）；它们的
they think everything is theirs
他们认为每件东西都是他们的。
a favorite game of theirs
他们最喜爱的一种游戏。
Example sentencesExamples
- America and the West cannot assume that theirs is the only political and economic model.
- As theirs is a more unpredictable business than most, farmers plan for the worst.
- They treat you as an honoured guest, as if the privilege and pleasure is theirs, not yours.
- Just remember, the fear they are spreading is not for your benefit, but for theirs.
- I stayed silent during the meeting and people imagined my pain was much worse than theirs.
- Some will nod heads knowingly while other saddened souls will simply shake theirs.
- They even speak our language; or it might be more accurate to say, we speak theirs.
- This makes a certain amount of sense, as theirs is the only network that can do this.
- Why don't these people just get on with living their lives and leave others to live theirs?
- Scorsese's film of course centres around these people, but it is his film, not theirs.
- Both were sympathetic but lacked the will to tackle a problem that was not exclusively theirs.
- We did our bit; all that was needed after that was for the sports stars to do theirs.
- I hope it works for their sake, after all it's not my main gig but it is theirs.
- The other evening I placed an online order with a well known company for some products of theirs.
- Bette says she knows what he's thinking before he says it, and theirs is a special bond.
- Some employees saw increases in their salaries while others had theirs reduced.
- After the war much of the prime land that was once theirs lay in the Soviet eastern sector of the city.
- Many are in a rush to damn him for a past crime when so many others in football and public life have been forgiven theirs.
- Our footballing exaggerations are not as big as theirs but then neither is our level of success.
- After an early morning ride and breakfast the host had his work to do as usual, the soldiers theirs.

Origin

Middle English: from their + -'s.

词汇	theirs
释义	Definition of theirs in English: theirs possessive pronoun ðɛːzðɛrz Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with two or more people or things previously mentioned. 他们的（所有物），属于他们的（东西）；它们的 they think everything is theirs 他们认为每件东西都是他们的。 a favourite game of theirs 他们最喜爱的一种游戏。 Example sentencesExamples America and the West cannot assume that theirs is the only political and economic model. The other evening I placed an online order with a well known company for some products of theirs. Scorsese's film of course centres around these people, but it is his film, not theirs. After the war much of the prime land that was once theirs lay in the Soviet eastern sector of the city. They even speak our language; or it might be more accurate to say, we speak theirs. Some will nod heads knowingly while other saddened souls will simply shake theirs. Both were sympathetic but lacked the will to tackle a problem that was not exclusively theirs. Our footballing exaggerations are not as big as theirs but then neither is our level of success. After an early morning ride and breakfast the host had his work to do as usual, the soldiers theirs. Why don't these people just get on with living their lives and leave others to live theirs? I stayed silent during the meeting and people imagined my pain was much worse than theirs. Bette says she knows what he's thinking before he says it, and theirs is a special bond. I hope it works for their sake, after all it's not my main gig but it is theirs. This makes a certain amount of sense, as theirs is the only network that can do this. Just remember, the fear they are spreading is not for your benefit, but for theirs. We did our bit; all that was needed after that was for the sports stars to do theirs. Some employees saw increases in their salaries while others had theirs reduced. As theirs is a more unpredictable business than most, farmers plan for the worst. They treat you as an honoured guest, as if the privilege and pleasure is theirs, not yours. Many are in a rush to damn him for a past crime when so many others in football and public life have been forgiven theirs. Usage There is no need for an apostrophe: the spelling should be theirs not their's Origin Middle English: from their + -'s¹. Rhymes backstairs, chargés d'affaires, downstairs, Pears, unawares, understairs, upstairs Definition of theirs in US English: theirs possessive pronounT͟Herzðɛrz Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with two or more people or things previously mentioned. 他们的（所有物），属于他们的（东西）；它们的 they think everything is theirs 他们认为每件东西都是他们的。 a favorite game of theirs 他们最喜爱的一种游戏。 Example sentencesExamples America and the West cannot assume that theirs is the only political and economic model. As theirs is a more unpredictable business than most, farmers plan for the worst. They treat you as an honoured guest, as if the privilege and pleasure is theirs, not yours. Just remember, the fear they are spreading is not for your benefit, but for theirs. I stayed silent during the meeting and people imagined my pain was much worse than theirs. Some will nod heads knowingly while other saddened souls will simply shake theirs. They even speak our language; or it might be more accurate to say, we speak theirs. This makes a certain amount of sense, as theirs is the only network that can do this. Why don't these people just get on with living their lives and leave others to live theirs? Scorsese's film of course centres around these people, but it is his film, not theirs. Both were sympathetic but lacked the will to tackle a problem that was not exclusively theirs. We did our bit; all that was needed after that was for the sports stars to do theirs. I hope it works for their sake, after all it's not my main gig but it is theirs. The other evening I placed an online order with a well known company for some products of theirs. Bette says she knows what he's thinking before he says it, and theirs is a special bond. Some employees saw increases in their salaries while others had theirs reduced. After the war much of the prime land that was once theirs lay in the Soviet eastern sector of the city. Many are in a rush to damn him for a past crime when so many others in football and public life have been forgiven theirs. Our footballing exaggerations are not as big as theirs but then neither is our level of success. After an early morning ride and breakfast the host had his work to do as usual, the soldiers theirs. Origin Middle English: from their + -'s.
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