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I. those [ðəʊz, Am ðoʊz] ADJ dem pl of that
1. those (to identify specific persons/things):
those
2. those (familiar referent):
those
3. those (singling out):
those ... who/which [or that] ...
diejenigen ... die ...
II. those [ðəʊz, Am ðoʊz] PRON dem pl of that
1. those (the things over there):
those
2. those (the people over there):
those
3. those (past times):
those
those were the days
4. those (familiar referent):
those
5. those (the people):
those who ...
one of those
6. those (the ones):
those
those which ...
I. that [ðæt, ðət] ADJ dem
1. that (person, thing specified):
ihr(e) ...
mein(e)/dein(e) ...
2. that (person, thing farther away):
der/die/das [... dort [o. da]] form
jene(r, s)
II. that [ðæt, ðət] PRON
1. that dem (person, thing, action specified):
2. that dem (person, thing farther away):
das [da [o. dort]]
3. that dem (indicating time):
ah, 1985, that was a good year
4. that dem, after prep:
5. that dem form (the one):
6. that dem esp Brit inf (strong confirmation):
7. that dem (when finished):
8. that rel (which, who):
9. that rel (when):
Phrases:
and [all] that inf
III. that [ðæt, ðət] CONJ
1. that (as subject/object):
the fact is [that] we ...
2. that after adj/vb (as a result):
3. that (with a purpose):
4. that after adj (in apposition to ‘it’):
5. that after -ing words:
6. that (as a reason):
da [ja]
7. that form liter dated (expressing a wish):
IV. that [ðæt, ðət] ADV inv
those most at risk
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