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They
 they
gen. он / она; они; правительство; она и он; местоимение единственного числа для обозначения человека неопределённого пола; он
modern человек
| were
 were
vulg. имеемый
| discussing
 discussing
progr. описание
| the military
 the military
Makarov. военщина
| strategy
 strategy
gen. оперативное искусство
| of
 of
gen. относительно
| one of
 one of
gen. один из
| history
 history
TV сведения о рассматриваемом объекте в предшествующий рассмотрению период времени
| s
 s
el. с
| principal
 principal
gen. основная сумма долга
| leaders
 LEADERS
med. система точной диагностики эпидемий и ответа в критических ситуациях
| and
 and
gen. и
| from
 from
gen. с
| the
 the
slang как знак превосходства качества
| reverence
 reverence
gen. почитание
| in which
 in which
gen. при котором
| they
 they
gen. он / она
| held
 held
law решено
| him
 him
gram. тот
| I
 I
gen. я
| judged
 judged
Makarov. оценённый
| that
 that
gen. который
| it must be
 it must be
product. это должно быть
| either
 either
gen. и тот и другой
| Hannibal
 Hannibal
geogr. г. Ханнибал
| or
 or
gen. или
| Julius Caesar
 Julius Caesar
cinema Юлий Цезарь
| for
 for
gen. ибо
| his
 his
gen. его
| command of tactics
 command of tactics
chess.term. тактическое мастерство
| was
 was
goldmin. зашлифованная поверхность кристалла алмаза
| outstanding
 outstanding
bank. остаток
| But then
 but then
gen. но ведь
| someone
 someone
gen. кто-нибудь
| spoke of
 speak of
gen. упоминать
| him
 him
gram. тот
| as if
 as if
inf. ровно
| he had
 he has
math. у него
| been
 S
geol. силурская эра
| living
 living
gen. живой
| within
 within
gen. не позднее
| the past
 the past
math. былое
| decades
 decade
gen. десятилетие
| when
 when
gen. дата
| his
 his
gen. его
| statesmanship
 statesmanship
gen. искусство управления государством
| was
 was
goldmin. зашлифованная поверхность кристалла алмаза
| supreme
 supreme
gen. высшая степень
| and I
 and I
gen. мы
| knew
 know
gen. знать
| then
 then
gen. таким образом
| that
 that
gen. который
| they
 they
gen. он / она
| were
 were
vulg. имеемый
| talking of
 talking of
gen. кстати о
| either
 either
gen. и тот и другой
| De Gaulle
 De Gaulle
gen. Де Голль
| or
 or
gen. или
| Churchill
 Churchill
gen. Черчилл
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noun | personal pronoun | to phrases
they [ðeɪ] nstresses
gen. местоимение единственного числа для обозначения человека неопределённого пола (WAHinterpreter); он (в знач. личного местоимения, вместо все) грам.); он и она (In the past, it was custom to use he and him as the default pronouns when the gender of the subject was not known. You may also find that some people insist on using the phrase he or she or the constructions she/he or s/he. However, all these methods are now widely considered old-fashioned (or even sexist in the case of the default he or him) and a poor style choice. They should now be avoided by all writers and speakers at all levels.: ■ If someone from your department wants to interview me, they should call my cell phone. ■ A good scientist will always reveal their sources. ■ Always ask a police officer to show their badge before letting them into your house. Perfect English Grammar by Grant Barrett Alexander Demidov); он или она (The use of the plural pronouns they, them, themselves, or their with a grammatically singular antecedent dates back at least to 1300, and such constructions have been used by many admired writers, including William Makepeace Thackeray ("A person can't help their birth"), George Bernard Shaw ("To do a person in means to kill them"), and Anne Morrow Lindbergh ("When you love someone you do not love them all the time"). Despite the apparent grammatical disagreement between a singular antecedent like someone and the plural pronoun them, the construction is so widespread both in print and in speech that it often passes unnoticed. There are several reasons for its appeal. Forms of they are useful as gender-neutral substitutes for generic he and for coordinate forms like his/her or his or her (which can sound clumsy when repeated). Nevertheless, the clash in number can be jarring to writers and readers, and many people dislike they with a singular antecedent. For those who wish to avoid the apparent clash of number, some of these sentences can be recast in the plural: People at that level should not have to keep track of the hours they put in. Unfortunately, the option is unavailable when the referent must be singular: Lindbergh's sentence cannot be recast as When you love people, you do not love them all the time without drastically changing its meaning, nor can the sentence about the anonymous reviewer. · The recent use of singular they for a known person who identifies as neither male nor female remains controversial; as of 2015 only 27 percent of the Panelists accepted Scout was born male, but now they do not identify as either traditional gender. With regard to this last sentence, the Panel's responses showed a clear generational shift: the approval rate was 4 percent among Panelists born before 1945 and 40 percent among Panelists born later. thefreedictionary.com Alexander Demidov); оне; те
modern человек (политкорректное местоимение, обозначающее одного человека, чей пол неизвестен. – I met someone. – Do I know them? – Я кое с кем познакомился. – Я знаю этого человека? SirReal)
obs. кто (в знач. относительного местоимения) грам.); те в знач. относительного местоимения грам.; оне (устаревшая форма местоимения: именительный падеж, 3 лицо, множественное число, женский род A.Rezvov)
they [ðeɪ]
gen. он / она (when a person cannot fulfil their desires, they might start projecting their weaknesses on others); они; правительство (те, от кого зависит чья-либо жизнь); она и он (An acceptable variation when you are talking about a person or people of indeterminate (or both) genders is to alternate the use of the gendered pronouns when writing at length, as long as you keep to one gender in each sentence or in each closely related idea.: ■ When a citizen finds herself struggling to get a small business permit from the city, she can seek help from her councilperson. ■ A citizen who needs to find out how much he owes in home-business taxes can also get help from his councilperson. Perfect English Grammar by Grant Barrett Alexander Demidov)
obs. те (кто)
They were discussing the: 1 phrase in 1 subject
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