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these

/ðiːz/determiner, pronoun

उच्चारण दीज़

ये

Basic word

determiner, pronoun
  1. 1

    (plural of this) used to refer to people or things that are near you; used to refer to people or things already mentioned; used with periods of time related to the present

    ये

    • these books
    • these days
    • These mangoes are sweeter than those.
    + 2 more examples
    • Who left these shoes in the hall?
    • These days many people prefer to pay online.

    Synonyms the ones here

    Opposite those

≈Synonyms and antonyms

Synonyms

the ones here

Antonyms

those

§Grammar and usage

These + plural noun ('these books', not 'these book'); these days (nowadays: 'These days, everyone uses mobile phones'); 'these kinds of questions' (not 'these kind of questions').

अक्सर पूछा जाता है: these + plural noun ('these books', 'these book' नहीं); these days (आजकल: 'These days, everyone uses mobile phones'); 'these kinds of questions' ('these kind of questions' नहीं)।

These /ðiːz/ (long sound) and this /ðɪs/ (short sound).

These /ðiːz/ (लंबी ध्वनि) और this /ðɪs/ (छोटी ध्वनि)।