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Definition of its in English: itspossessive determiner ɪtsɪts 1Belonging to or associated with a thing previously mentioned or easily identified. 属于或与先前提到过的或易于确认的事物有关的它的 turn the camera on its side 将相机侧放。 he chose the area for its atmosphere 他为了当地的空气选择这个地区。 Example sentencesExamples - Taylor is taking full advantage of the garden looking at its best at this time of year.
- They appear to be of much more value to the area and its people than the paid officials.
- A scan at the gantry and its array of various malts tells me this is a decent hostelry.
- To me, a squeak or rattle is reason enough to sell a car, to him it's part of its charm.
- The label on the back suggests that to drink it at its best you should heat it up and add a slice of orange.
- She drove across the grass area, hit the road sign and the car turned over on to its side.
- The game had started off slowly and cautiously but it did not take long to find its tempo.
- The council is to fund the lease by selling some of its other properties in the city.
- Living with it for a week in all sorts of conditions brought out its good and bad sides.
- This is the most infuriating type of horror flick in that it and its cast are just so stupid.
- You could serve it as a side dish, on its own with a salad, or as part of buffet spread.
- It had toppled itself so far over to one side that it had pulled its roots out of the soil.
- The retreat will be the first of its kind in Britain, and only the second in the world.
- Maybe it is like a moth to a flame, fascinated by its brightness but also blinded by it.
- The bow is separated from the main body of the wreck and rests on its starboard side.
- Not the least of its achievements is the way it makes you look anew at the area it describes.
- If the very last trick has no winner its cards go to the winner of the previous trick.
- If you want to look at what a treat you are in for, visit the site and its web camera.
- It now offers a new owner the chance to build upon its past and to reawaken it as a working estate.
- No other land sale in Scotland has relied on a charter of such antiquity for its sale.
- 1.1 Belonging to or associated with a child or animal of unspecified sex.
属于或与先前提到过的或易于确认的事物有关的它的 a baby in its mother's womb 在母亲子宫中的胎儿。 Example sentencesExamples - It had a little blood on its neck, so I guess it had been caught and abandoned by a cat.
- Rather than try to fend me off, like the crab, it attempts to hide further in its shell.
- In the dream he had just got a pet squirrel which his girlfriend told him to carry home by its tail.
- The chicken must have missed its mommy and spotted her on the other side of the road.
- Had my husband not been the man he is he would have left the dog to its own devices.
- The lice were the size of grains of rice, each with its own bite, each with its own itch.
- It is not that important to me to kill a good looking fish to determine its true identity.
- All they have to do is put a picture of the baby and copy of its birth certificate onto the site.
- She took it to a vet after being shocked by the sight of the abscess on the side of its body.
- The ideal is for a lamb to have milk from its mother as soon as possible after birth.
- If you just eat it, darling, then it can be with the rest of its friends in your tummy!
- It was the sort of smile used by an animal when it realizes its prey is in its clawed grasp.
- Owner Jane Organ said it was tragic for the pup to be taken from its mother at such a young age.
- The bear toppled out of the window and followed as fast as its stubby legs would allow.
- She may be its mother but that does not give her the right to decide whether or not it lives or dies.
- This was a tax paid to the lord of the manor when an animal had been sold by its owner.
- It raises its head up above the parapet now and then and when it finds me it bites me hard and makes me cry.
UsageA common error in writing is to confuse the possessive its (as in turn the camera on its side) with the contraction it's (short for either it is or it has, as in it's my fault; it's been a hot day). The confusion is at least partly understandable since other possessive forms (singular nouns) do take an apostrophe + -s, as in the girl's bike; the President's smile RhymesBiarritz, blitz, Fritz, glitz, it's, Ritz, spitz, spritz, St Kitts Definition of its in US English: itspossessive determinerɪtsits 1Belonging to or associated with a thing previously mentioned or easily identified. 属于或与先前提到过的或易于确认的事物有关的它的 turn the camera on its side 将相机侧放。 he chose the area for its atmosphere 他为了当地的空气选择这个地区。 Example sentencesExamples - You could serve it as a side dish, on its own with a salad, or as part of buffet spread.
- If the very last trick has no winner its cards go to the winner of the previous trick.
- To me, a squeak or rattle is reason enough to sell a car, to him it's part of its charm.
- She drove across the grass area, hit the road sign and the car turned over on to its side.
- Not the least of its achievements is the way it makes you look anew at the area it describes.
- It had toppled itself so far over to one side that it had pulled its roots out of the soil.
- They appear to be of much more value to the area and its people than the paid officials.
- If you want to look at what a treat you are in for, visit the site and its web camera.
- The bow is separated from the main body of the wreck and rests on its starboard side.
- Maybe it is like a moth to a flame, fascinated by its brightness but also blinded by it.
- The game had started off slowly and cautiously but it did not take long to find its tempo.
- Living with it for a week in all sorts of conditions brought out its good and bad sides.
- The label on the back suggests that to drink it at its best you should heat it up and add a slice of orange.
- It now offers a new owner the chance to build upon its past and to reawaken it as a working estate.
- This is the most infuriating type of horror flick in that it and its cast are just so stupid.
- A scan at the gantry and its array of various malts tells me this is a decent hostelry.
- No other land sale in Scotland has relied on a charter of such antiquity for its sale.
- The council is to fund the lease by selling some of its other properties in the city.
- The retreat will be the first of its kind in Britain, and only the second in the world.
- Taylor is taking full advantage of the garden looking at its best at this time of year.
- 1.1 Belonging to or associated with a child or animal of unspecified sex.
属于或与先前提到过的或易于确认的事物有关的它的 a baby in its mother's womb 在母亲子宫中的胎儿。 Example sentencesExamples - This was a tax paid to the lord of the manor when an animal had been sold by its owner.
- The bear toppled out of the window and followed as fast as its stubby legs would allow.
- The lice were the size of grains of rice, each with its own bite, each with its own itch.
- She took it to a vet after being shocked by the sight of the abscess on the side of its body.
- Had my husband not been the man he is he would have left the dog to its own devices.
- It was the sort of smile used by an animal when it realizes its prey is in its clawed grasp.
- It is not that important to me to kill a good looking fish to determine its true identity.
- The chicken must have missed its mommy and spotted her on the other side of the road.
- She may be its mother but that does not give her the right to decide whether or not it lives or dies.
- If you just eat it, darling, then it can be with the rest of its friends in your tummy!
- Rather than try to fend me off, like the crab, it attempts to hide further in its shell.
- In the dream he had just got a pet squirrel which his girlfriend told him to carry home by its tail.
- It had a little blood on its neck, so I guess it had been caught and abandoned by a cat.
- Owner Jane Organ said it was tragic for the pup to be taken from its mother at such a young age.
- It raises its head up above the parapet now and then and when it finds me it bites me hard and makes me cry.
- All they have to do is put a picture of the baby and copy of its birth certificate onto the site.
- The ideal is for a lamb to have milk from its mother as soon as possible after birth.
UsageIts is the possessive form of it (the dog licked its paw), while it's is the contraction of it is (look, it's a dog licking its paw) or it has (it's been too long). The apostrophe in it's never denotes a possessive. The confusion is understandable, since other possessive forms (singular nouns) do take an apostrophe + s, as in the girl's bike or the president's smile |