his的解释

1. 他的

1. （he的所有格）他的，属于他的；与他有关的；他所做的
2. （he的物主代词绝对形式）他的东西，属于他的东西；他的家人，与他有关的人
3. （用于称号）荣衔是...的他（=that he is）
4. （用具、公厕等）男用的
5. =its

1. =heroin in a straw 麦管海洛英

1. (he的所有格)他的 (possessive form of he) of or belonging to him
2. (he的所有格代词)他的(东西) that or those belonging to him

1.他的;（指雄性动物）它的
You usehis to indicate that something belongs or relates to a man, boy, or male animal.

his是什么意思

e.g. Brian splashed water onhis face, then brushedhis teeth...
布赖恩用水冲了把脸，然后刷牙。
e.g. He spent a large part ofhis career in Hollywood...
他的职业生涯中有很长一段时间是在好莱坞度过的。

2.（书面英语中泛指人）他的，她的（有些人不喜欢这种说法，更倾向于使用 his or her 或 their）
In written English,his is sometimes used to refer to a person without saying whether that person is a man or a woman. Some people dislike this use and prefer to use 'his or her' or 'their'.

e.g. Formerly, the relations between a teacher andhis pupils were dominated by fear on the part of the pupils...
以往的师生关系主要是学生惧怕老师。
e.g. Everyone should receive a fair price for the product ofhis labour.
每个人都应该按劳所得。

3.（一些宗教中指）上帝
In some religions,His is used to refer to God.

e.g. ...humble faith in God, and trust inHis Church.
对上帝的谦卑信仰和对教会的信任

1. He has not been able to submit his report on time.
   他没能如期交上报告。
2. That is his book.
   那是他的书。
3. That pen is his, not yours.
   那支钢笔是他的,不是你的。

• The owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold.

  出自：Keats

• He went out and resumed his painting.

  出自：T. Hardy

• He can't open his mouth without lying.

  出自：G. Greene

• Giants of his size were very rare among Mongolian Tartars.

  出自：J. C. Powys

• He parked his car outside the mews in Hillsleigh Road.

  出自：E. J. Howard

• For X is never annoyed Or shocked; has read his Jung and knows his Freud.

  出自：A. S. J. Tessimond

• He touched nothing that any other child had made, only his and Patrick's work.

  出自：G. Gordon

• She remembered his making a doll's house for his daughters.

  出自：E. Blishen

• His was the soul of obedience.

  出自：J. Conrad

• A tone of voice,..a swift, epicene felicity of wit,..these had been his.

  出自：E. Waugh

• He took her ungloved hand in his.

  出自：I. Murdoch

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的he，意为他的。