themselves

/ðɛmˈsɛlvz/
pron 2

Collocations

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ADJ.

better, educational, express, large, over, poisonous, public

The students expressed themselves confidently during the class presentation yesterday.

VERB + THEMSELVES

attend, behaved, can't, care, climbing, consider, cover, debate

The children behaved themselves well during the school assembly.

THEMSELVES + NOUN

individuals, sword-fight

The two fencers found themselves sword-fighting in the town square to settle their dispute.

PREP.

among, from, in, into, off, out, than, up

The children hid themselves among the trees in the park.

ADV.

explicitly

The managers did not explicitly state themselves on the controversial policy changes.

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