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we AHD[wē] D.J.[wiː]K.K.[wi]pron.（代词）- Used by the speaker or writer to indicate the speaker or writer along with another or others as the subject:我们：被说话者或写作者用于指他和另一个人或其他人一起作为主语：We made it to the lecture hall on time. We are planning a trip to Arizona this winter.我们按时到达了演讲厅。我们正在计划今年冬天到亚利桑那的旅行
- Used instead ofI, especially by a sovereign or by a writer wishing to maintain an impersonal tone. 朕，本人：用于代替我， 尤指帝王或笔者使用的，希望保持一种非个人的语调
- Used to refer to people in general, including the speaker or writer:人们：用于泛指人们，包括说话者或笔者："How can we enter the professions and yet remain civilized human beings?”(Virginia Woolf)“我们怎样才能做这一行而仍旧保持文明人?”(弗吉尼亚·沃尔夫)
- Used instead ofyou in direct address, especially to imply a patronizing camaraderie with the addressee: 我们：在直接引语中用于代替你们 ，尤用来暗示和被称呼人的一种俯就的同志情谊： How are we feeling today?各位今天感觉怎么样?
- Middle English 中古英语
- from Old English wē * see we- 源自 古英语 wē * 参见 we-
- When the pronoun is followed by an appositive noun phrase,the formus is frequently encountered where grammatical correctness would require we, as inUs owners (properly We owners ) will have something to say about the contract. Less frequently,we is substituted for us, as inFor we students, it's a no-win situation. Both usages should be avoided.See Usage Note at be ,I 1当代词后跟同位的名词短语时，us 常常被使用，但正确的语法要求使用 we， 如在Us owners （正确的应是 We owners ) will have something to say about the contract（我们这些所有者关于此合同会有些话讲）， we 不太多见被用来代替 us， 如在For we students, it's a no-win situation（对我们学生来说，这是一个决无胜算的情形）。 两种用法都应避免 参见 be,I1
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