whose是一个英语单词,代词,代词时意为“谁的(疑问代词)”。
义项 whose和 whose通常读作huːz。
PRON-REL You use whose at the beginning of a relative clause where you mention something that belongs to or is associated with the person or thing mentioned in the previous clause. 用在关系从句的句首,表示某事与前面分句中提到人或事有所属关系或相关联
I saw a man shouting at a driver whose car was blocking the street.
我看见一个人正冲着一个司机大喊,那个司机的车挡住了街道。
...a speedboat, whose fifteen-strong crew claimed to belong to China's navy.
... 一艘快艇,其船员超过15人,声称自己属于中国海军。
QUEST You use whose in questions to ask about the person or thing that something belongs to or is associated with. 用在疑问句中,询问某物所属或与之有关联的人或事
"Whose is this?"—"It's mine."
“这是谁的?”—“是我的。”
"It wasn't your fault, John."—"Whose, then?"
“这并非你的错,约翰。”—“那么,是谁的呢?”
Whose car were they in?
他们坐在谁的车里?
Whose daughter is she?
她是谁的女儿?
DET You use whose after certain words, especially verbs and adjectives, to introduce a clause where you talk about the person or thing that something belongs to or is associated with. 尤用在动词和形容词后,引导谈论某物所属或与何人何事有关的从句
I'm wondering whose mother she is then.
我想知道她又会是谁的母亲呢。
I can't remember whose idea it was.
我记不得这是谁的主意了。
CONJ Whose is also a conjunction. 谁的
I wondered whose the coat was.
我思忖着那件大衣是谁的。
Researchers studied more than one hundred fifty patients whose condition had failed to improve after taking at least one drug.
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Orpheus had provided Milton with a paradigm of the poet, the poet whose discipline and whose abstinence nourished and strengthened his poetry.
俄耳甫斯在弥尔顿看来是诗人的模范,他严于律己,节制禁欲,让诗作更加出色。
However, your friend whose house you're at happens to own a vehicle.
但是,你现在待的朋友家正好有一辆车。
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