my
determiner /maɪ/
/maɪ/
the possessive form of I我的 - Where's my passport?
我的护照在哪儿? - My feet are cold.
我的脚冷。
- Where's my passport?
- used in exclamations to express surprise, etc.
(用于感叹句,表示吃惊等) - My goodness! Look at the time.
天哪!看看几点了! - (especially North American English) Oh my! What are we going to do?
天呐。我们该怎么办? - (old-fashioned) My my Megan, I do believe you 're jealous!
我的梅根,我真的相信你在嫉妒!
- My goodness! Look at the time.
- used when speaking to somebody, to show love
(称呼别人时使用,表示亲切) - my dear/darling/love
亲爱的;我的宝贝儿/心肝儿
- my dear/darling/love
- used when speaking to somebody that you consider to have a lower status than you
(对下级的称呼) - My dear girl, you're wrong.
我亲爱的姑娘,你错了。
- My dear girl, you're wrong.
词源Middle English mi (originally before words beginning with any consonant except h-), reduced from min, from Old English mīn, of Germanic origin.