these

[theez]

pronoun

1. plural of this.

these

/ 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

Idioms and Phrases

see one of these days.

Example Sentences

“These actions mislead and confuse consumers, including vulnerable young people, to believe that they are interacting with Disney’s characters, and to falsely believe that Disney has licensed these characters to, and endorsed their use by, Character.ai,” the letter said. “In fact, Character.ai is freeriding off the goodwill of Disney’s famous marks and brands, and blatantly infringing Disney’s copyrights.”

From Los Angeles Times

"These changes weren't just driven by younger consumers. We saw growth in mobile wallets and Buy Now Pay Later across older age groups too, highlighting how digital payments are becoming more mainstream across the board."

From BBC

Now, "it's never been harder" for young people, he says, accusing the government of not prioritising young people because "these kids don't vote".

From BBC

Some companies have schemes in place to write off debt or offer emergency vouchers, but these measures vary across the sector.

From BBC

The study would also analyze the effect of an additional healthcare credit of $7.65 per hour for construction workers on these projects.

From Los Angeles Times