our
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- determiner
- /aʊər/
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nuestro
- We can breed our own tritium, our own fuel.
So we will put that in our output, right?
- So we will put that in our output, right?
- And so we had our first child in Trenton.
- And I say that basically it is our bridge to reality.
- Which one of us does our corgi Omar like better?
- Think about footwear and what people in our own time put into it.
- We can breed our own tritium, our own fuel.
- That's actually how Siri says our last name, Kathleen Funds.
- Then we go as high as our knees can take it.
- Bright siding is a problem in our world in general.
- This might be our last video with this background.
- I'm not scared because their community, our communities want change.
Examples
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Is our vacancy rate at all our projects the right number?
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Which one of us does our corgi Omar like better?
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I mean what, why is our country in this place?
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The Goals of Our Research
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So we will put that in our output, right?
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And so we had our first child in Trenton.
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Think about footwear and what people in our own time put into it.
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So we'll see you in our next excursion.
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Gowanus Flood Reaches the Bottom of Our Block
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We will present our findings at the conference next week.
Idioms
Compounds
- Formal
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8.2
The year in the Christian calendar used when writing dates like AD 1865
A Christian festival twelve days after Christmas to remember the visit of the wise men to the baby Jesus
A Roman Catholic religious group that dates from the 1100s and is devoted to the Virgin Mary and prayer
A tall plant with large green leaves with white patches and purple flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Our comes from the Old English word ūre, which meant 'of us', and it is the same root as we and us, so our shows that something belongs to or is shared by the speaker and others.