one's

英 [wʌnz]

美 [wʌnz]

det.  (one的所有格)个人的，自己的

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牛津词典

det.

• （one的所有格）个人的，自己的
  the possessive form of one
  1. One tries one's best.
     一个人尽其所能。

柯林斯词典

• DET-POSS 人们的；自己的
  Speakers and writers useone'sto indicate that something belongs or relates to people in general, or to themselves in particular.
  1. ...a feeling of responsibility for the welfare of others in one's community...
     为社群的其他成员谋福利的责任感
  2. It seems to me a fatal illusion to expect one's children simply to reproduce one's own views.
     在我看来，期望孩子一味照搬自己的观点是一种后果极其严重的错误观念。
• 没有人会伤害你了，不会有人了，再也不会有了。 → see:No one's going to hurt you. No one. Not any more...

双语例句

• One of the worst hardships is having so little time to spend with one's family.
  最大的痛苦之一是几乎没有时间和家人在一起。
• Accounts of cruel tortures in the jails of the reactionary government would curl one's hair.
  关于反动政府监狱里酷刑情况的介绍听了会叫人毛骨悚然。
• This word was used in the old days to address one's superiors.
  这个词是旧时下对上的称呼。
• Being responsible for one's own health is one thing, but being responsible for another person's health is quite a different matter
  对自己的健康负责是一回事，对他人的健康负责就完全是另一回事了。
• Tears well up in one's eyes.
  泪如泉涌。
• A gruff voice jars on one's nerves.
  粗声粗气的声音刺激人的神经。
• In doing translation, one should not alter the meaning of the original to suit one's own taste.
  翻译时不应根据自己的好恶改变原文的意思。
• One's wild ambition came to light.
  野心败露了。
• What frightful gossips people are, even one's best friends.
  人们最爱散布流言蜚语，哪怕是自己最好的朋友也不例外。
• Blood trickled down one's leg.
  腿淌血了。