yourselves

your·selves  (yr-slvz, yôr-, yr-, yr-)

pron.

1. Those ones identical with you.

a. Used reflexively as the direct or indirect object of a verb or as the object of a preposition: Help yourselves. Have yourselves a good time. You should all watch out for yourselves.

b. Used for emphasis: You should take care of the matter yourselves.

c. Used in an absolute construction: Yourselves having run the race, you four should receive the prize.

2. Your normal or healthy condition: Just relax and be yourselves. See Usage Note at myself.

Translations

yourselves [jɔːˈsɛlvz] pl pron → vosotros mismos;

(after prep) → vosotros (mismos);

(formal) → ustedes (mismos): (complement) → se: (after prep) → sí mismos

yourselves [jɔːˈsɛlvz] yourself pl pron → vous;

(emphatic) → vous-mêmes see also oneself

yourselves [jɔːˈsɛlvz] yourself pl pron (reflexive) (familiar) → euch: (polite) → sich;

(emphatic) → selbst see also oneself

yourselves [jɔːˈsɛlvz] pl pron (reflexive) → vi: (polite form) → si;

(after prep) → voi; loro;

(emphatic) → voi stessi/e; loro stessi/e