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we're

[ weer ]
/ wɪər /

contraction of we are: We're happy to see you.

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Nearby words

  1. we have met the enemy, and they are ours,
  2. we have met the enemy, and they are us,
  3. we wuz robbed,
  4. we'd,
  5. we'll,
  6. we've,
  7. wea,
  8. weak,
  9. weak accumulation point,
  10. weak as a kitten
Can be confusedwe're were where

Usage note

See contraction.
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British Dictionary definitions for we're

we're

/ (wɪə) /

contraction of

we are
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