The white cup is mine, and the pink one is hers.
白色的杯子是我的，粉色的是她的。
'She would begrudge me every farthing,' he thought, with a glance at his wife. 'The lottery ticket is hers, not mine!
“她不会给我一分钱的”，他边这样想边瞅了一眼妻子“彩票是他的，不是我的！”
Sam: But it isn't hers. It's mine!
萨姆：但那不是她的T恤，是我的。
When I had asked her about hers, and she had told me it was the twenty-first of October, she hadn't asked me when mine was.
我问她的生日是什么时候时，她告诉过我是在十月二十一日，她没有问我的生日。
I know she knows the answer to her question but it is almost as though she wants to combine mine with hers.
我知道她对自己的问题早已有答案，但她似乎总希望我的答案能和她的一致。
We usually use possessive adjectives, like mine / mine and yours / yours and his / his and hers / hers, when the people speaking know what they are referring to and it is understood by both.
当谈话中的人们知道他们在指什么，双方都不言自明时通常用形容词的所有格，像mine / 我的和yours / 你的和his /他的和hers /她的。
I remember our silken hair, hers of gold and mine of turquoise, falling on our shoulders.
我记得我们柔软光滑的头发披在我们的肩膀上，她的头发是金色的，而我的是青绿色的。
I know she knows the answer to her question but it is almost as though she wants to combine mine with hers.
她知道题目的谜底，但她总但愿我的谜底能和她的同等。
I know she knows the answer to her question but it is almost as though she wants to combine mine with hers.
她知道问题的答案，但她总希望我的答案能和她的一致。
However, we share something in common: we both are whimsical, willful and weirdo-like in others' eyes, only the extent of hers is more severe than mine.
可是我们毕竟有不少相似之处：我们都异想天开，我行我素，是别人眼里的怪物，只是她的任性程度比我的还要大罢了。
We also sleep in separate beds. Hers is in Sydney and mine is in Melbourne.
并且我们分床睡，她的床在悉尼，我的床在墨尔本。
Mine is fifty yuan cheaper than hers.
我的录音机比她的录音机便宜50元。
We went through the tests on a Monday. Jenny had hers during the day, and I mine after work.
有一个星期一，我们进行了检查。詹尼在白天，我是在下班之后。
She too has a goat, and she can drive mine out with hers, and then I shall no longer have to torment myself.
我何不娶她为妻，这样她不是可以照看我的羊吗，我也不用再自寻烦恼了。
She too has a goat, and she can drive mine out with hers, and then I shall no longer have to torment myself.
我何不娶她为妻，这样她不是可以照看我的羊吗，我也不用再自寻烦恼了。
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