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herself [həˈsɛlf] pron
1. a. the reflexive form of she or her b. (intensifier) the queen herself signed the letter 2. (preceded by a copula) her normal or usual self she looks herself again after the operation 3. Irish and Scot the wife or woman of the house is herself at home? Translations herself [hɜːˈself] PRON 2. (emphatic) → ella misma; (after prep) → sí(misma) she did it herself → lo hizo ella misma she went herself → fue ella misma or en persona she talked mainly about herself → habló principalmente de sí misma she said to herself → dijo entre or para sí herself [hərˈsɛlf] pron herself pers pron (dir and indir obj, with prep) → sich ? also myself (emph) → (sie) selbst n (Ir inf) it was herself who told me → sie selbst hat es mir gesagt herself [hɜːˈsɛlf] pers pron (reflexive) → si; (emphatic) → lei stessa; (after preposition) → sé, se stessa she's not herself today → ha qualcosa che non va oggi she did it (all) by herself → l'ha fatto (tutto) da sola see also oneself herself [hɜːˈsɛlf] pers pron (reflexive) → si; (emphatic) → lei stessa; (after preposition) → sé, se stessa she's not herself today → ha qualcosa che non va oggi she did it (all) by herself → l'ha fatto (tutto) da sola see also oneself How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way, and then dipped suddenly down, so suddenly that Alice had not a moment to think about stopping herself before she found herself falling down a very deep well. She found herself thinking of the bygone days of her humiliation almost as harshly as Henry Westwick had thought of them-- she who had rebuked him the last time he had spoken slightingly of his brother in her presence de la Rocheaimard usually slept the soundest at this hour, and, hitherto, Adrienne had not hesitated to leave her, while she went herself to the nearest public promenade, to breathe the pure air and to gain strength for the day. |
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