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you'd
[ yood; unstressed yood, yuhd ]
- contraction of you had:
Sorry we missed you—you'd already left by the time we arrived.
- contraction of you would:
You'd be foolish to pass up such an offer.
you'd
/ jʊd; juːd /
contraction of
- you had or you would
Usage Note
Example Sentences
If you’d like to enjoy food and drinks outside of the stadium before or after the show, The Times’ Food staff has compiled a list of the best nearby places to eat and drink.
"She'd be shouting from the line, you'd hear her above everybody else," she tells us.
Trump responded, “We are the federal law” He added: “You’d better comply. ... Otherwise, you’re not getting any federal funding.”
Zanetti's "remain in our hearts" sentimentality is not something you'd naturally associate with Mourinho's ruthless pragmatism.
’s most amazing about Villarreal’s apartment is that you’d never know she recently moved in.
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