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you'd
[ yood; unstressed yood, yuhd ]
- contraction of you had:
Sorry we missed youâyou'd already left by the time we arrived.
- contraction of you would:
You'd be foolish to pass up such an offer.
you'd
/ jÊd; juËd /
contraction of
- you had or you would
Usage Note
Example Sentences
âI was impressed because one tends to think of punk as almost a disposable commodity, if people are living too fast youâd think they wouldnât be preserving these things as they went along, and thereâs a tremendous amount of stuff that people did save, itâs filling up the walls here,â Washburn said.
âIt was nice to learn a lot about it, I was, among other people, fairly dismissive of Orange County punk for a long time, youâd think, âYou live in a bucolic paradise compared to where some of the punk musicâs coming from, what are you upset about?â
Thought youâd saved enough money for a Nintendo Switch 2?
The high jinks they get up to with Yivi are largely what youâd expect from a recently fired white millennial with a flair for drama and nihilistic tendencies: They drink and drive, shoplift from gas stations, finagle a free Motel 6 room, lose their clothes somewhere along the way and, of course, spend plenty of time bickering.
You'd think that we are beyond all that.
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