BOTHwhat you say to talk about two people or things1 what you say to talk about two people or things 谈论两个人或两件事时说的话both /bəʊθ/ [predeterminer/quantifier]use this to talk about two people or things together 两者，双方 Paul and I are both scared of spiders. 保罗和我两个人都怕蜘蛛。 I can't decide which dress to buy. I like them both. 我决定不了该买哪件连衣裙。两件我都喜欢。 Both drivers were injured, but not seriously. 两个司机都受了伤，但并不严重。both the/these/my etc Both the robbers were wearing masks. 两名劫匪都戴着面罩。 Both their parents are doctors. 他们的父母都是医生。both of Both of us felt a little sick after dinner. 我俩饭后都感到有点不适。 Both of the windows had been broken. 两扇窗户都被打破了。the two of them/us/you /ðə ˈtuː əv ðəm, ʌs, juː/ [pronoun]spokenboth the people that you are talking about 【口】他们/我们/你们两个人 While the two of them talked about cars, I went into the kitchen to make coffee. 他们两个在谈论汽车时，我进厨房煮咖啡去了。 We're taking a romantic vacation - just the two of us. 我们在度浪漫假期—就我们两个。 I want the money to be shared equally between the two of you. 我希望你们俩平分这笔钱。the pair of them/us/you /ðə ˈpeəʳ əv ðəm, ʌs, juː/ [pronoun]British spokenboth the people that you are talking about - used especially when you are angry or disappointed with them 【英口】他们/我们/你们两个人〔尤用于对其表示恼怒或失望〕 Get out of here, the pair of you! 你们俩，给我出去！ There we were, stranded in the middle of nowhere with no money between the pair of us. 当时，我们两个身无分文，一筹莫展。each /iːtʃ/ [determiner/pronoun]use this to talk about two people or things when you think of them as separate 〔两个人、物中的〕各，每，每个；各自的 My wife and I each have our own bank account. 我和妻子各自都有银行账户。each of Each of the teams has already won two games. 每个球队都已赢了两场比赛。each other/one another /iːtʃ ˈʌðəʳ, wʌn əˈnʌðəʳ/ [pronoun]use this to say that each of two people does the same thing to the other, or has the same feeling about the other 互相 My boyfriend and I don't talk to each other very much anymore. 我和男友之间已没有多少话好说的了。 The twins looked at one another and giggled. 这对双胞胎彼此看了看就咯咯笑了起来。each other's/one another's Ron and Joe didn't like each other's girlfriends. 罗恩和乔互相都不喜欢对方的女朋友。either /ˈaɪðəʳǁˈiː-/ [determiner/pronoun]use this to talk about one of two people, places, or things, especially when it does not matter which one 〔两个人、地方、事物中的〕任何一个 ‘Would you like tea or coffee?’ ‘Either - I don't mind.’ “你喝茶还是咖啡？”“都可以，我无所谓的。” You can operate the controls with either hand. 你可用任何一只手操作控制器。either of If you see either of these men, contact the police immediately. 假如你看到这些男人中的任何一个，就立刻与警察联系。 She says she never met either of them before. 她说以前从未见过他们中的任何一个。either somebody/something or somebody/something I usually drink either coke or beer with pizza. 我一般吃比萨饼时要么喝可口可乐，要么就喝啤酒。neither /ˈnaɪðəʳǁˈniː-/ [determiner/pronoun]not one or the other of two people, places, or things etc 两者都不〔的〕；两者中无一〔的〕 ‘Do you want milk or lemon in your tea?’ ‘Neither, thanks.’ “你的茶里要加牛奶还是柠檬？”“都不要，谢谢。” The game wasn't very exciting, and neither team played well. 比赛不大精彩，两支球队都打得不好。neither of Luckily, neither of the passengers was hurt in the crash. 幸运的是两个乘客在撞车事故中都没有受伤。neither somebody/something nor somebody/something Neither her mother nor her father knew about her boyfriend. 她母亲和父亲都不知道她有个男朋友。mutual /ˈmjuːtʃuəl/ [adjective]mutual feelings/friends/interest etcmutual feelings etc are ones that both people have at the same time 共同的感觉/朋友/兴趣等 The couple were introduced to each other by a mutual friend. 这对夫妇当初是由他们一个共同的朋友介绍认识的。 An investment in my company would be to our mutual benefit. 对我的公司进行投资会对我们双方都有益。 They would meet every week to discuss matters of mutual interest. 他们每周都会见面，讨论双方都感兴趣的事情。share /ʃeəʳ/ [transitive verb]to both have the same opinion, attitude, interest etc 与某人有共同的〔看法、态度、兴趣等〕 They share an interest in 16th century architecture. 他们都对16世纪的建筑感兴趣。 My husband and my mother share the same birthday. 我丈夫和我母亲的生日是在同一天。