yourself
pron
jɔːˈself
pron
1
used
when
talking
to
someone
to
show
that
they
are
affected
by
their
own
action
你自己; 您自己; 你们自己
Look
at
yourself
in
the
mirror.
照照镜子吧。
Come
and
warm
yourselves
by
the
fire.
到火边来暖一暖。
Have
you
hurt
yourself?
你伤到自己了吗?
Go
and
buy
yourself
an
ice
cream.
去给你自己买个冰激凌吧。
2
a.
used
to
emphasize
‘you’
b.
used
after
‘like’,
‘as’,
or
‘except’
instead
of
‘you’,
especially
to
make
what
you
are
saying
seem
more
formal
or
important
〔用于 like,as 或 except 后,以使所说之事显得更正式或更重要〕
If
you
don’t
trust
me,
you’d
better
go
yourself.
你如果不相信我,最好自己去。
You
yourselves
are
the
guilty
ones.
你们自己才有罪。
It
must
be
true.
You
told
me
so
yourself.
肯定是这样,你自己对我这样说的。
Most
of
our
customers
are
people
like
yourself.
我们的大多数客户都像您一样。
3
(all) by yourself
a.
alone
b.
without
help
from
anyone
独力地,全靠你自己
You
can’t
go
home
by
yourself
in
the
dark.
天黑了,你不能一个人回家。
Do
you
think
you
can
move
the
sofa
by
yourself?
你觉得你自己一个人搬得动沙发吗?
4
not seem/be/feel yourself
to
not
feel
or
behave
as
you
usually
do,
for
example
because
you
are
upset
or
ill
[非正式] 状态不好
informal
Are
you
all
right?
You
don’t
seem
yourself
this
morning.
你没事吧? 今天早上你好像状态不好。
5
have sth (all) to yourself
if
you
have
something
to
yourself,
you
do
not
have
to
share
it
with
anyone
else
独自享有某物
I’m
going
out,
so
you’ll
have
the
place
to
yourself.
我要出去了,你一个人享用这地方吧。