French · disjunctive form of ils; them
Laugh with them.
Call home!
Call home!
Pray for them.
Pray for them.
Talk to them.
Talk to them.
Let's pray for them!
That's them.
They are talking with each other.
Get rid of them.
I'll get rid of them.
We're better than they are.
We're better than they are.
Which cow is theirs?
You're better than them.
Apologize to them.
I met a group of hikers, some of whom were university students.
I often go fishing with them.
I took sides with them in the argument.
Watch over them.
Get away from them.
They were admiring themselves.
I'm with them now.
The grownups were talking among themselves.
We're wary of them.
They are too busy fighting against each other to care for common ideals.
It'll be useless to stand against them.
Ben is behind them, but he'll soon catch up with them.
He made a bargain with them about the furniture.
I feel bad for them.
Let's cut them some slack.
Hikers need to carry a compass with them to find their way through the woods.
When the chickens are flat as pancakes, then again the tractor must have been faster than them.
The pastor gave a fiery sermon that left the sinners among them shaking in their boots.
They won us over with their small-town hospitality.
There is no connection between them.
People are too lazy to look it up themselves in a dictionary.
Some of them are red; others are brown.
Some of them did very little work.
They got the short end of the stick.
We made friends with them.
Blind people sometimes develop a compensatory ability to sense the proximity of objects around them.
He was kindness itself to them.
They began to quarrel among themselves.
This superstition still lingers on among them.
How many of them survived is not known.
Finally, the discord between them came to an end.
Neither of them cares for strenuous sports.
There must have been a tacit understanding between them.