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herself
[ her-self ]
pronoun
She herself wrote the letter.
- a reflexive form of her:
She supports herself.
- (used in absolute constructions):
Herself still only a child, she had to take care of her four younger brothers and sisters.
- (used as the object of a preposition or as the direct or indirect object of a verb):
She gave herself a facial massage. He asked her for a picture of herself.
- (used in comparisons after as or than ):
She found out that the others were even more nervous than herself.
- her normal or customary self:
After a few weeks of rest, she will be herself again.
herself
/ 丑蓹藞蝉蓻濒蹿 /
pronoun
- the reflexive form of she or her
- (intensifier)
the queen herself signed the letter
- preceded by a copula her normal or usual self
she looks herself again after the operation
- the wife or woman of the house
is herself at home?
Usage Note
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Example Sentences
For six months, she tried to manage her anxiety herself, but eventually the family decided to pay for a talking therapy called cognitive behavioural therapy.
When you look at her career, Cher has reinvented herself over and over again, picking herself up after trauma or setbacks and pivoting in savvy ways.
"She moved from the UK to the United States to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse, dedicating herself to a life of care and service," she continued.
Ms Hendrickx was herself diagnosed with autism as an adult and is also the author of a book called Women and Girls on the Autism Spectrum.
We鈥檒l pass the Adler, and I smile at the thought of that first kiss and the girl who almost talked herself out of taking a chance on something real.
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