him

him
pronoun
ihn; as indirect object ihm; reflexively sich; referring to personified things or animals which correspond to German feminines/neuters sie/es; as indirect object ihr/ihm

it was him — er war's

him and me — (coll.) er und ich

if I were him — wenn ich er wäre

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him
[hɪm, ɪm]
pron pers
1. (person) ihn akk, den fam akk, ihm dat, dem fam dat
Bob, give Paul's toy back to \him now! Bob, gib Paul sofort sein Spielzeug zurück!
you have more than \him du hast mehr als er
he took the children with \him er nahm die Kinder mit
oh no, not \him again! ach nein, nicht der schon wieder! fam
is this \him, perhaps? ist er das vielleicht?
that's \him all right das ist er in der Tat
to \him who is patient come all good things in their own time (form) dem, der Geduld hat, wird sich alles Gute erfüllen
for \him and her für Sie und Ihn
2. (animal, thing, unspecified sex) ihn/sie/es akk, den/die/das fam akk, ihm/ihr dat, dem/der fam dat
you have a baby/cat? what do you call \him? du hast ein Baby/eine Katze? wie heißt es/sie?
3. REL (God)
H\him Ihm dat, Ihn akk
4. AM (old: himself) sich
in the depths of \him, he too didn't want to go im tiefsten Inneren wollte er auch nicht gehen
5.
everything comes to \him who waits (prov) mit der Zeit werden sich alle Wünsche erfüllen
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[hɪm]
pers pron
1) (dir obj, with prep +acc) ihn; (indir obj, with prep +dat) ihm; (when he is previously mentioned in clause) sich

with his things around him — mit seinen Sachen um sich

2) (emph) er

it's him — er ists

who, him? — wer, er?

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him [hım; ım]
A pers pr
1. ihn (akk von academic.ru/33949/he">he1):
I know him
2. ihm (dat von he1):
I gave him the book
3. er:
she’s younger than him;
it’s him, not her er ist es, nicht sie
B refl pr sich:
he looked about him er sah um sich, er sah sich um
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pronoun
ihn; as indirect object ihm; reflexively sich; referring to personified things or animals which correspond to German feminines/neuters sie/es; as indirect object ihr/ihm

it was him — er war's

him and me — (coll.) er und ich

if I were him — wenn ich er wäre

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pron.
ihm pron.

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