1. you and yours : 你与你的家属；

1. You two clean the hall.
    你们两人打扫大厅。

2. Thank you for your help.
    谢谢你帮忙。

3. You have to be careful with people you don''t know.
    对陌生人要小心。

4. You can swim fast.
    你游泳游得很快。

1. In everything, she is another you.
    她从各方面看来与你毫无区别。

you的反义词

A：Do you understand?
      懂了吗?

B：I understand.
      懂了。

A：(Would you like/ Do you want) your money back?
      你（想/要）退钱吗？

B：Yes. / No.
      是的。/不是。

A：What (wine/ pasta/ dessert) do you recommend?
      你推荐什么（酒/意大利面/甜食）？

B：This one is excellent.
      这种不错。

1. you：you are; 你是你

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2. you：u; 你〖网语〗

1. 你,您,你们（可用于名词前指定谈话对象）
    A speaker or writer uses you to refer to the person or people that they are talking or writing to. It is possible to use you before a noun to make it clear which group of people you are talking to.

    e.g. When I saw you across the room I knew I''d met you before...
           看到你穿过房间时，我就知道我以前曾经见过你。
    e.g. You two seem very different to me...
           你们两个似乎与我大不一样。

2. （用于口语和非正式书面语中表示泛指）你，任何人
    In spoken English and informal written English, you is sometimes used to refer to people in general.

you是什么意思

    e.g. Getting good results gives you confidence...
           取得好的结果会给人以信心。
    e.g. In those days you did what you were told.
           那时候，你只能听命于人。

3. （某些方言中指两个或多个人时有时用yous代替you）你们
    In some dialects of English, yous is sometimes used instead of ''you'' when talking to two or more people.

    e.g. ''Yous two are no ''gettin'' paid,'' he said. ''Ye''re too lazy!''
           “你们两个别指望拿到工钱，”他说。“你们太懒了！”