themselves 的英语意思
themselvesthemselves /ðəmˈselvz/ pronoun 
查看全部语言翻译1used to show that the people who do something are affected by their own action用于表示做某事的人受到自己行为的影响: 
Teachers have no choice but to take measures to protect themselves.教师们别无选择，只能采取措施保护自己。 Our neighbours have just bought themselves a jacuzzi.我们的邻居刚给自己买了一台按摩浴缸。 The kids seem very pleased with themselves.孩子们看起来对自己非常满意。2used to emphasize the pronoun ‘they’, a plural noun etc用于强调代词"they"或复数名词等: Doctors themselves are the first to admit the treatment has side effects.医生们自己也是最先承认该疗法有副作用的。3used after words like ‘everyone’, ‘anyone’, ‘no one’ etc when you talk about someone already mentioned and you do not know what sex they are or it is not important. Many teachers think this is not correct English"everyone""anyone""no one"等词之后，指代已提及但性别不明或无关紧要的人时使用。许多教师认为此用法不符合正确的英语规范: Someone told me they’d actually seen the accident happen themselves.有人告诉我，他们其实亲眼目睹了那次事故的发生。4in themselves (also in and of themselves) considered without other related ideas or situations不考虑其他相关概念或情况，就其本身而言: The carvings are works of art in themselves, even disregarding their religious significance.这些雕刻本身就是艺术品，即便不考虑其宗教意义。5(all) by themselves a)alone独自: older people who are living all by themselves独自生活的老年人 b)without help from anyone else无需他人帮助: Did the children make the model all by themselves?孩子们是完全靠自己做出这个模型的吗？6(all) to themselves if people have something to themselves, they do not have to share it with anyone若某人独占某物，则无需与任何人共享: They had the whole beach to themselves.他们独享整片海滩。7not be/feel themselves if people are not themselves, they do not feel or behave in the way they usually do because they are nervous, upset, or ill若某人状态不对，即因紧张、不安或生病而感觉或行为异于平常
查看全部语言翻译1used to show that the people who do something are affected by their own action用于表示做某事的人受到自己行为的影响: Teachers have no choice but to take measures to protect themselves.教师们别无选择，只能采取措施保护自己。 Our neighbours have just bought themselves a jacuzzi.我们的邻居刚给自己买了一台按摩浴缸。 The kids seem very pleased with themselves.孩子们看起来对自己非常满意。2used to emphasize the pronoun ‘they’, a plural noun etc用于强调代词"they"或复数名词等: Doctors themselves are the first to admit the treatment has side effects.医生们自己也是最先承认该疗法有副作用的。3used after words like ‘everyone’, ‘anyone’, ‘no one’ etc when you talk about someone already mentioned and you do not know what sex they are or it is not important. Many teachers think this is not correct English"everyone""anyone""no one"等词之后，指代已提及但性别不明或无关紧要的人时使用。许多教师认为此用法不符合正确的英语规范: Someone told me they’d actually seen the accident happen themselves.有人告诉我，他们其实亲眼目睹了那次事故的发生。4in themselves (also in and of themselves) considered without other related ideas or situations不考虑其他相关概念或情况，就其本身而言: The carvings are works of art in themselves, even disregarding their religious significance.这些雕刻本身就是艺术品，即便不考虑其宗教意义。5(all) by themselves a)alone独自: older people who are living all by themselves独自生活的老年人 b)without help from anyone else无需他人帮助: Did the children make the model all by themselves?孩子们是完全靠自己做出这个模型的吗？6(all) to themselves if people have something to themselves, they do not have to share it with anyone若某人独占某物，则无需与任何人共享: They had the whole beach to themselves.他们独享整片海滩。7not be/feel themselves if people are not themselves, they do not feel or behave in the way they usually do because they are nervous, upset, or ill若某人状态不对，即因紧张、不安或生病而感觉或行为异于平常