I ve的意思

I ve中文翻譯：

n.(Ive)人名；(塞、匈、意)伊韋；(英)艾夫；(法)伊夫

abbr.香港專業教育學院（HongKongInstituteofVocationalEducation）

相似詞語短語

've───“我

-'ve───“我

-ive───abbr.香港專業教育學院（HongKongInstituteofVocationalEducation）；n.(Ive)人名；(塞、匈、意)伊韋；(英)艾夫；(法)伊夫

-ve───abbr.委內瑞拉(Venezuela)；n.(Ve)（挪）韋（人名）

Ave───abbr.途徑；林蔭大道；大街（avenue）

Dove───n.鴿子；鴿派（參政者）；溫和派；棕灰色；v.潛水（dive的過去式）；n.(Dove)（美）達夫（人名）

Eve───n.夏娃；前夕；傍晚；重大事件關頭

Hove───v.（用力）舉起；用繩將（船）拉動；（非正式）拋（重物）；發出（嘆息）；起伏；嘔吐，惡心（heave的過去式及過去分詞）；n.(Hove)（美）霍弗（人名）

I've───（等于Ihave）

雙語使用場景

Then I realize that I`ve seen the house before.───后來我意識到我以前見過這所房子。

I "ve just dropped it."───我剛剛把它給摔了。

I — I 've never liked this place.───我——我從不喜歡這個地方。

I've gotten to the point where, if I focus on all of that stuff, I won't make a move, you know?───我想說的是，如果我把精力都放在這些事情上面，我就沒法前進了，你明白嗎？

I've had to say goodbye more times than I'd have liked, but everyone can say that.───似乎我總在不情愿地說再見。我想其他人也一樣。

Mister Simpson is nothing special as a boss, but I can tell you I've worked for people a lot worse.───辛普森先生作為一個老闆也只能說是一般般，但是，我可以告訴你，我以前有的老闆要比他糟得多。

I've known the secret for a week or two, Nobody knows, just we two.───我知道這個秘密有一兩周了

It takes a poet to talk the way you do. and like I said, you're the only poet I've ever met.───你的方式是用的詩人的語言，正像我說的，你是我曾經遇到的唯一的詩人。

Now I've left the boat at a week's rest.───現在我離開船了在家休息一個星期。

英語使用場景

What a doctor I’ve got—he’s really mixed up. Last week, he grabbed my knee and told me to cough. Then he hit me in the balls with a hammer. Rodney Dangerfield

I ve seen a few free kicks on the Glory Years.

I think and think and think, I‘ve thought myself out of happiness one million times, but never once into it. Jonathan Safran Foer

As it happens I ve got a lot of time for honest people like Mr Bassett.

It s not something I ve known Leeds supporters do a lot of - except to shite players like Kevin Hird.

I ve every confidence in our back 4 this year, and the midfield is classy enough to control any match.

If I told you I’ve worked hard to get where I’m at, I’d be lying, because I have no idea where I am right now. Jarod Kintz

The Devil’s Dictionary, as I’ve mentioned before, was written more than 100 years ago by Ambrose Bierce, a rather cynical guy. And so I think one I can only love from this safe distance.

I ve got lost, he giggled.