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1. (pron.) our
a form of the possessive case of we used as an attributive adjective: Our team won.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME oure, OE ūre)
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1. (determiner) our
indicates sth belonging to or connected with us
our house/cat/car/children; one of our greatest achievements as a company; We'd like to open our own restaurant.
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1. our
of I
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Sense: belonging to us
This is our house.
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 Afrikaans: ons |
 Arabic: لنا، خاصَّتُنا |
 Bulgarian: наш |
 Brazilian: nosso |
 Czech: náš |
 German: unser |
 Danish: vores |
 Greek: (δικός) μας |
 Spanish: nuestro; nuestra |
 Estonian: meie (oma) |
 Farsi: مال ما؛ ...ما |
 Finnish: meidän |
 French: notre |
 Hebrew: שֶׁלָנוּ |
 Hindi: हमारा, अपना |
 Croatian: naš, naša |
 Hungarian: (a mi) -unk, -ünk |
 Indonesian: milik kami |
 Icelandic: okkar |
 Italian: nostro/a/i/e |
 Japanese: 私たちの |
 Korean: 우리의 |
 Lithuanian: mūsų |
 Latvian: mūsu |
 Malay: kami |
 Dutch: ons |
 Norwegian: vår |
 Polish: nasz |
 Persian: مال ما؛ ...ما |
 Pashto: دمونږ |
 Portuguese: nosso |
 Romanian: nostru |
 Russian: наш |
 Slovak: náš |
 Slovenian: naš |
 Serbian: naš |
 Swedish: vår, vårt, våra |
 Thai: ของเรา |
 Turkish: (bizim ...) -imiz |
 Taiwanese: 我們的 |
 Ukrainian: наш |
 Urdu: ہمارا |
 Vietnamese: của chúng ta |
 Chinese: 我们的 |
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