your

your
attributive possessive pronoun
(of you, sing./pl.) dein/euer; in polite address Ihr. See also academic.ru/34499/her">her II
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(among, or in the same place as, us, you or them: Large buildings keep rising in our midst.) mitten unter uns,...
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your
[jɔ:ʳ, jʊəʳ, AM jʊr]
adj poss
1. (of you, singular) dein(e); (plural) euer/eure; (polite) Ihr(e)
garlic is good for \your blood Knoblauch ist gut für das Blut
2. (one's) sein(e)
it's enough to break \your heart es bricht einem förmlich das Herz; (referring to sb else)
\your average German der durchschnittliche Deutsche
she's one of \your chatty types sie redet auch gern viel
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[jɔː__rraisedˑ, jə(r)]
poss adj
1) (German familiar form) (sing) dein/deine/dein; (pl) euer/eure/euer; (German polite form: sing, pl) Ihr/Ihre/Ihr

your mother and father — deine/Ihre Mutter und dein/Ihr Vater

one of your friends — einer deiner/Ihrer Freunde, einer von deinen/Ihren Freunden

the climate here is bad for your health — das Klima hier ist ungesund or ist nicht gut für die Gesundheit

See:
→ majesty, worship etc
2) (= typical) der/die/das

your average Englishman — der durchschnittliche Engländer

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your [jɔː(r); US besonders jʊər] poss pr
1. a) (sg) dein(e)
b) (pl) euer, eure
c) (sg oder pl) Ihr(e):
it is your own fault es ist deine (eure, Ihre) eigene Schuld
2. unpers umg
a) so ein(e)
b) der (die, das) viel gepriesene oder viel gerühmte:
is that your fox hunt? ist das die (viel gepriesene) Fuchsjagd?
yr abk
1. year (years pl)
2. younger
3. your
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attributive possessive pronoun
(of you, sing./pl.) dein/euer; in polite address Ihr. See also her II
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v.
zu deinem ausdr. adj.
dein adj.
ihr, ihre adj. pl.adj.
euer adj.

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