him·self
pronoun/hɪmˈself/
/hɪmˈself/
Idioms - (the reflexive form of he) used when the man or boy who performs an action is also affected by it
（用作男性的反身代词）他自己，自己 - He introduced himself.
他作了自我介绍。 - Peter ought to be ashamed of himself.
彼得应为自己感到羞耻。
- He introduced himself.
- used to emphasize the male subject or object of a sentence
（强调句中的男性主语或宾语） - The doctor said so himself.
是医生本人这么说的。 - Did you see the manager himself?
你见到经理本人了吗？
- The doctor said so himself.
Word OriginOld English (see him, self).
Idioms
be, seem, etc. himself
- (of a man or boy) to be in a normal state of health or happiness
身体（或心情）一切正常；如平时一样 - He didn't seem quite himself this morning.
他今天上午似乎有点不对劲。
- He didn't seem quite himself this morning.
- (of a man or boy) not influenced by other people
独立；未受他人影响 - He needed space to be himself.
他需要自己的独立空间。
- He needed space to be himself.
(all) by himself
- alone; without anyone else
（你／你们）独自，单独 - He lives all by himself.
他独自一人生活。
- He lives all by himself.
- without help
（他）独立地 - He managed to repair the car by himself.
他自己设法修了汽车。
- He managed to repair the car by himself.
(all) to himself
- for only him to have or use; not shared
专属他自己的；独享的 - He has the house to himself during the week.
一周之中除周末外他可以一人住这座房子。
- He has the house to himself during the week.