your
determiner
jə
determiner
1
used
when
speaking
or
writing
to
one
or
more
people
to
show
that
something
belongs
to
them
or
is
connected
with
them
你的; 你们的
Could
you
move
your
car?
你能把你的车挪一下吗？
Is
that
your
brother
over
there?
那边是你兄弟吗？
Don’t
worry.
It’s
not
your
fault.
别担心，这不是你的错。
Be
aware
of
your
own
feelings.
你要清楚自己的感情。
2
of
or
belonging
to
any
person
任何人的
If
you
are
facing
north,
east
is
on
your
right.
假如你面向北，你的右边就是东。
3
used
when
mentioning
something
that
is
a
typical
example
of
a
particular
type
of
thing
[非正式] 〔用于提及典型的某物或某种品质〕
informal
It
was
just
your
basic,
ordinary
hotel
room
–
nothing
special.
那只是一间最基本的、最普通的酒店客房 — 没什么特别之处。
Your
typical
60s
pop
group
had
three
guitarists
and
a
drummer.
60 年代典型的流行乐队有三个吉他手、一个鼓手。