these

American  

[theez] / ðiz /

pronoun

1. plural of this.

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these British  

/ ðiːz /

determiner

1. 1. the form of this used before a plural noun

      these men

   2. ( as pronoun )

      I don't much care for these

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these Idioms  

1. see one of these days.

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Example Sentences

"We found that flies consuming caffeine at night were less able to suppress movement, displaying impulsive behaviors such as reckless flying despite these aversive conditions."

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The researchers note that these effects could be especially relevant for women.

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These stones suggest the animal had an omnivorous diet that included plants, insects, and small animals.

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The presence of these stones also encouraged researchers to investigate further.

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In these states, a photon is not simply detected as arriving "early" or "late," but exists as a combination of both possibilities.

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