they've

[theyv]

1. contraction of they have.

they've

/ ðeɪv /

contraction

1. they have

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

“Steph-LeBron rivalry, whatever you want to call it, matchup has always been awesome — for whatever teams they’ve been on and for the league itself,” Lakers coach JJ Redick said.

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How, in the six weeks since, they’ve looked like a rejuvenated and refocused club, following that nightmarish defeat with a 15-5 finish to the regular season and torrid march through October — going 9-1 en route to a National League pennant and return trip to the World Series, which will begin with Game 1 on Friday night.

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If data center spending suddenly slows down, stock in companies that build them will tumble because they’ve already enjoyed massive gains.

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Here’s why: they’ve gained at least 100% in the six months ended Friday, and traded in the top 10% of enterprise value-to-forecast sales for the coming 12 months out of a basket of 3000 U.S. stocks.

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"There's a lot more high-end pizza and they've taken a huge market share."

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