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"That means ..........." 0 f% r$ Z! @, E% J9 JThen you will understand " 这个 's 应该是 does " 6 ^0 \5 m! Y1 |3 n& [把 does 省略成 's 不少见: b$ o5 t5 g- u: f2 B
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What's she look like?
What's 8 `1 U b8 I( }: j # {9 t. `9 y2 @5 F% c3 D1. contraction of what is or what has: What's the matter? What's been done? ' ] I. o! l9 J* s7 g3 F# G2. contraction of what does: What's she do for a living?
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"What's" for "what does" is moderately common in spoken informal BrE, but not all speakers would use it. You would be more likely to hear it in a non-standard variety of British English, for instance.- h$ A: n! ]/ F% h q8 e. n
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说这是英式口语的缩写,不知然否
原帖由 WHMIS 于 2009-3-23 18:40 发表 6 f: k; |, D, \# {1 I6 v
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1. contraction of what is or what has: What's the matter? What's been done? % ]/ G. t6 }3 d; ^. _: `7 P& f7 l2. contraction of what does: What's she do for a living?