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yourHjC:5, $jJr, HjE5, $jLdeterminerYour means of or belonging to people generally.(用于泛指)你的，任何人的Garlic is good for your blood.大蒜对人的血液有好处。Of course you want the best for your children.当然你想给你的孩子们最好的。You do your best but it's never quite good enough.你虽尽了最大努力，但事情总是不够好。Whatever your opinion of the man, you have to admit he's clever.不管你对这个人看法如何，你不得不承认他很聪明。(infml) Your is sometimes said before a typical example of something is given.你(或你们)常说的，你(或你们)所谓的，你(或你们)那种的He's your standard middle-class liberal wimp!他就是你们常说的那种标准的中产阶级自由主义窝囊废!This is not your usual science-fiction offering but then Brinkworth isn't exactly your typical author.这不是你们常说的科幻小说新作，而布林克沃思也不完全是你们所说的典型作家。
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