that'sとは意味・読み方・使い方

別の表記

• das (AAVE)
• dat's (AAVE)
• thass (方言 または representing slurred, drunken speech)
• thats (pronoun)

発音

• IPA^(key): /ðæts/
• 韻: -æts

短縮形

that's

1. That is.

   That's the book I've been looking for.

   Collingwood are saying that's Stephenson's 10th game

2. That has.

   I've managed to find the solution to the problem that's been bugging me all day.

3. That was.
4. That does.

代名詞

that's

1. (nonstandard, dialect, e.g. Black Country, Northern Ireland) whose, of which, in dialects that require a human antecedent for 'whose'
   • 1992, Jim Crace, Arcadia, p. 10:

     He had in his pocket an old flick-knife that's spring was slow and temperamental.

   • 1993, Bill Vlasic, "Cool Contest", The Detroit News, January 10, p. 1D

     " […] we want them to bring a product to market that's time had not yet come," said Ray Farhung, a Southern California Edison official.

   • 1995, Aimo Seppänen & Göran Kjellmer. The dog that's leg was run over: On the genitive of the relative pronoun. English Studies 76, 389–400.
   • 2009, Doug Whitman, quoted in Neal Whitman, "We Don't Speak the Same Language" (blog post, 2011 March 23):

     […] the only one that's title has been released […]

   • 2018, Jimmy Im, "I shopped at Amazon's new 4-star-product store in New York City — here's why I wouldn't do it again", CNBC.com, 2018 September 28:

     It had products like a WiFi light bulb that's brightness and even color can be controlled via Smartphone.

アナグラム

• shatt, taths