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were

/wur; unstressed wer; British also wair/US // wɜr; unstressed wər; British also wɛər //UK // (wɜː, unstressed wə) //

是,被,是的,为

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Definitions

v.动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : a second person singular past indicative; first, second, and third person plural past indicative; and past subjunctive of be.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbexist

Examples

  • Having yourself immortalized with a paunch indicated you were wealthy/held high office/were involved in derring-do.

  • If you find yourself hungering for more humorous were-action, check out the British version of Being Human on BBC America.

  • So too, does Henry Kissinger and did the late Arthur Schlesinger Jr., but they are/were apparently another story.

  • There was a certain difficulty in obtaining the necessary funds without announcing precisely what they-were for.

  • In pattern it showed bright green flowers-that-never-were sprawling on a purple background.

  • In Abyssinia, at the present day, blacksmiths are considered to be were-wolves, according to Winstanley.

  • In tropic countries we have stories of supernatural snakes, who appear in various forms, as were-snakes, shall we say?

  • Accordingly they returned to the Court, where the 288 were-wolf became an object of the greatest curiosity to all.