them怎么用 _生活百科

1.them怎么用them 英 [eem； e?m] 美 [e?m； e?m]
them是宾格，宾语是动作的接受者，比如I beat them.我打了他们，他们就是"打"的接受者
them [eem；弱e?m； em]
1. pron.
2. [they 的宾格]
3. [用作宾格]：他们，她们；它们：
She gave them the story books.
她把故事书给了他们。
It was very kind of them.
他们太客气了。
4. [口语][用作表语]他们，她们，它们：
That's them.
就是他们。
5. [用作主语，= those，非规范用法]那些：
Them are the books she has read.
那些就是她读过的书。
6. 词组短语
1. one of them 他们中的一个
2. all of them 他们全部；他们大家
2.them的用法they的宾格形式，代词，指代他们、她们、它们
“他们”作主语的时候用they，作宾语的时候用them
Decorating the persistent objects—the walls—gives them individuality without removing them.
装饰持久对象——墙壁——在不移动它们的情况下，赋予它们个性。
The answer, of course, is both of them.
当然，答案是二者都有道理。
Users get humiliated when software tells them they failed.
当软件告诉用户他们失败时，用户会觉得很没面子。
Dismissing confirmations thus becomes as routine as issuing them.
因此关闭确认对话框和发起确认对话框一样成为例行公事。
This way, a user can see them easily and can select them with a single click or keystroke.
这样，用户能够很容易看到并且通过单击按钮来选择。
To achieve this, they demand that a user take the time to focus on them and read them.
为了达到这个目的，需要用户花费时间注意它们，阅读它们。
If a user ignores aspects of an application or turns them off, they should not be offered again. The user will seek them out when and if he is ready for them.
如果用户跳过程序的这个工具或者将其关闭，则不应该再向用户提供了。
Perpetual intermediates usually know that advanced features exist, even though they may not need them or know how to use them.
永久的中间用户通常知道高级功能的存在，即使他们可能不需要，也不知道如何使用这些功能。
After a period of steady use, however, he will begin to see them, wonder about their meaning, and experimentally explore them.
3.them的用法怎么用they的宾格形式，代词，指代他们、她们、它们“他们”作主语的时候用they，作宾语的时候用themDecorating the persistent objects—the walls—gives them individuality without removing them.装饰持久对象——墙壁——在不移动它们的情况下，赋予它们个性.The answer,of course,is both of them.当然，答案是二者都有道理.Users get humiliated when software tells them they failed.当软件告诉用户他们失败时，用户会觉得很没面子.Dismissing confirmations thus becomes as routine as issuing them.因此关闭确认对话框和发起确认对话框一样成为例行公事.This way,a user can see them easily and can select them with a single click or keystroke.这样，用户能够很容易看到并且通过单击按钮来选择.To achieve this,they demand that a user take the time to focus on them and read them.为了达到这个目的，需要用户花费时间注意它们，阅读它们.If a user ignores aspects of an application or turns them off,they should not be offered again.The user will seek them out when and if he is ready for them.如果用户跳过程序的这个工具或者将其关闭，则不应该再向用户提供了.Perpetual intermediates usually know that advanced features exist,even though they may not need them or know how to use them.永久的中间用户通常知道高级功能的存在，即使他们可能不需要，也不知道如何使用这些功能.After a period of steady use,however,he will begin to see them,wonder about their meaning,and experimentally explore them. 。