Definition of "they're" []

• Contraction of they are.
• Contraction of they are.

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• "They look dirty, irrespective of the label they're wearing, adds Mr. Ross, Vogue's first male editor in the 1960s."
• "Authors dread the not-uncommon one-star reviews given by those who've never read a page of the title they're slamming, reviews based solely on the fact that they consider the price too high."
• "The publicists and marketing folks are telling you to calm down but you can't hear a word they're saying."
• "They look dirty, irrespective of the label they're wearing, adds Mr. Ross, Vogue's first male editor in the 1960s."
• "Authors dread the not-uncommon one-star reviews given by those who've never read a page of the title they're slamming, reviews based solely on the fact that they consider the price too high."
• "The publicists and marketing folks are telling you to calm down but you can't hear a word they're saying."