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they'd
[ theyd ]
- contraction of they had.
- contraction of they would.
they'd
/ ðɪ /
contraction of
- they would or they had
Usage Note
Example Sentences
Given Bernthal’s demanding work schedule over the last year and a half, the actor entrusted Bitton and Goreshter with big decisions and finding the space where they’d host the festival.
Clegg isn’t an outlier; 76 percent of pet owners say they’d go into debt to prolong their animal’s life, according to a survey from personal finance website ValuePenguin.
I guess I thought they’d be more mixed.
Wildlife officials feared critically endangered steelhead trout rescued from the Palisades fire burn scar might not be up for spawning after all they’d been through over the last few months.
The county “has been telling all of Sacramento that they don’t have any documents,” said Manly, who urged the judge to allow his firm to publicize the footage they’d taken of the heaps of documents.
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