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

“They’re likely to come back to the table and say, ‘Well, you don’t have the authority to impose these,’” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

These are dutiful, sobering acts of mourning — Seftel’s is the probable awardee.

From Los Angeles Times

“The City has a responsibility to its residents and neighborhoods to ensure adherence to established regulations for events held at private residences. These are designed to support the safety and welfare of neighbors and attendees. City staff observed circumstances that are believed to be City code violations and for that reason alone, the event was ended.”

From Los Angeles Times

“These are pretty shocking allegations,” Allen said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Make sure you look out for the people you work with because these guys are watching,” he said.

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