ain的意思|ain的解释-里氏词典

ain [ein]

a. <苏> 自己的
n. 艾因河(位于法国东部)
[计] 一种压缩软件

ain

[ adj ]
belonging to or on behalf of a specified person (especially yourself); preceded by a possessive
<adj.all>
for your own usedo your own thing
she makes her own clothes
`ain' is Scottish

ain \ain\ adj.
1. belonging to or on behalf of a specified person especially
one's self; preceded by a possessive. `my ain' is Scottish

Syn: own(prenominal).
[WordNet 1.5]

"It's great," she said, tearing into her dinner. "There ain't no such thing as the Easter Bunny, and I ain't no kid.
"It's great," she said, tearing into her dinner. "There ain't no such thing as the Easter Bunny, and I ain't no kid.
"This ain't no good place to grow up, but we try our best," said Mavis Watson, one of the 18 people living in the shack on the Panther Burn Plantation here.
"There's something in that woodpile that ain't all wood," he said. "For the Democratic vice presidential nominee to bolt the party, it sounds to me like he wants to run for president," he said.
Someone said it ain't worth a cup of warm spit and he has proven how true that is," said Howard Clement, a delegate from North Carolina.
I ain't going to be counted.
"I just thought, `These fish ain't worth dying over,' so I let them go," Levasseur said.
Names who are suffering this year ain't seen nothing yet.' He welcomed the report's recommendations for the future.
One said, `We ain't going to say Amen one time.'
Police alleged that in his final interview, he told an officer, "You ain't got enough evidence.
"So if it ain't broke, don't fix it."
Politics, as they say, ain't beanbag, and political consulting is a business that has never won prizes for congeniality.
"Now, there ain't nothing." When presidential hopefuls stormed the South in March 1988, they found a region almost smug in its success.
"There ain't nobody coming."
There ain't no justice." _ District Attorney Donald Stahl of Stanislaus County, Calif., who prosecuted rapist-mutilator Larry Singleton, freed today after serving eight years of his 14-year prison sentence.
"It's been awhile _ I ain't had no money," Shears said.
"I ain't putting any bets down yet," says the characteristically blunt-spoken Mr. James.
But that ain't going to happen." Even with Soviet troop reductions announced this week, the Soviet Union believes it could win a war in Europe against NATO, according to a congressional report.
"All of them are somewhat limited by the defining characteristic of 1989 _ there ain't no money," said Stephen Hess, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a liberal think tank.
The Detroit News quoted an unidentified UAW official in today's editions as saying, "Chrysler's crying they ain't got any money. Where's all that money coming from for raises for their salaried people?
It ain't like we done nothing wrong.
It ain't nothing but a piece of rag.
Says Richard N. Dertadian, deputy assistant secretary of state for foreign buildings: "The money just ain't there."
"I ain't never heard the boy say anything about it.
Say it ain't so.
The odds are better than 1 in 5. Vice President Garner once said: "The vice presidency ain't worth a pitcher of warm spit."
As one put it, "he ain't gonna retire." Polaroid Corp. says it discussed increasing an employee stock ownership plan "long before there was any whisper" of a takeover bid from Roy E. Disney's Shamrock Holdings Inc.
Well it ain't over til it's over."' Officials said Friday they expect thousands of East German refugees to leave for the West within days from tent camps, summer cabins and other makeshift lodgings where many have spent weeks.
"I panhandle when I go broke," he said. "I guess I'll buy a license if I have to, but it ain't right.
"We were told flatly: `It ain't broke, don't fix it,'" said Mr. Russ.

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