ye

IPA/jiː/
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ye — 代名詞

1. an old or literary form of 'you' used when speaking to a group, especially in pr

1.代名詞B2
釋義

你們

古語中對多人說的 you

an old or literary form of 'you' used when speaking to a group, especially in prayers, songs, and older writing

例句

The guide in the old poem says, 'I will show ye the road home.'

那首老詩裡的嚮導說：『我會帶你們走上回家的路。』

verb + ye in quoted old-style speech

At the village fair, the actor cried, 'I thank ye for your kindness!'

在村裡的園遊會上，那名演員喊道：『我謝謝你們的好意！』

常見搭配
  • I tell ye
  • thank ye
  • with ye
  • hear ye
同義詞
  • you

    the modern form used for both singular and plural address in everyday English

文法句型

ye + verb

verb + ye

用法筆記

Mostly found in prayers, songs, and deliberately old-fashioned writing. Distinguish it from the definite article sense below: this pronoun means 'you', while the article sense is a stylized way to write 'the'.

常見錯誤

Ye are invited to the meeting at noon.
You are invited to the meeting at noon.
in ordinary modern English, 'you' is the normal form and 'ye' sounds deliberately old-fashioned.
Ye book on the table is mine.
The book on the table is mine.
the pronoun sense means 'you'; it does not replace the article 'the' in normal sentences.

ye — 冠詞