oneself
/wʌnˈself/ (bre, ipa) · /wʌnˈself/ (ame, ipa) · /(ˌ)wən-ˈself Southern also -ˈsef/ (ame, mw)
oneself — 代名詞
1. used with 'one' to mean that same person again, especially in formal statements
自己
與 one 同指一人時的反身代詞
used with 'one' to mean that same person again, especially in formal statements about people generally.
Before blaming others, one should ask oneself a few honest questions.
人在責怪別人前,應先問問自己幾個誠實的問題。
ask oneself + question
At the school gate, one must identify oneself to the guard.
在校門口時,人必須向警衛表明自己的身分。
identify oneself to + person
During a job interview, one should present oneself clearly and calmly.
在求職面試中,人應該清楚而沉著地介紹自己。
On a bad day, one may find oneself too tired to cook.
在不順的一天裡,人可能會發現自己累得不想煮飯。
To speak well in public, one needs to trust oneself.
要在公開場合說得好,人得相信自己。
- yourself
the everyday reflexive form used with 'you', not with 'one'
- myself
used when the subject is 'I'
- themselves
used for plural subjects such as 'they'
文法句型
one + verb + oneself
one + preposition + oneself
one + verb + oneself + complement
用法筆記
Usually found in formal or general statements with 'one', not in everyday conversation. In normal speech, speakers more often use 'yourself', 'myself', or another reflexive pronoun that matches the subject.