美
[hɪz]
(possessive form of he) of or belonging to him
that or those belonging to him
The owl, for all his feathers, was a-cold.
出自： Keats
He went out and resumed his painting.
出自： T. Hardy
He can't open his mouth without lying.
出自： G. Greene
Giants of his size were very rare among Mongolian Tartars.
出自： J. C. Powys
He parked his car outside the mews in Hillsleigh Road.
出自： E. J. Howard
For X is never annoyed Or shocked; has read his Jung and knows his Freud.
出自： A. S. J. Tessimond
He touched nothing that any other child had made, only his and Patrick's work.
出自： G. Gordon
She remembered his making a doll's house for his daughters.
出自： E. Blishen
His was the soul of obedience.
出自： J. Conrad
A tone of voice,..a swift, epicene felicity of wit,..these had been his.
出自： E. Waugh
He took her ungloved hand in his.
出自： I. Murdoch
