学习知识|想你用英语怎么说，换个方式说我想你了

我想你了英语怎么说 “想你”用英语为“miss you” 。
miss1
verb
[with obj.]
■feel regret or sadness at no longer being able to enjoy the presence of
惦念；想念
she misses all her old friends.
她惦念所有的老朋友。
■feel regret or sadness at no longer being able to go to, do, or have
怀念；因不能做（或有）…而感遗憾
I still miss France and I wish I could go back.
我怀念法国，希望能再去。

“我想你了” 用英语怎么说？

想你Missing You
好想你The Very Thought Of You
非常想你The Very Thought Of You

短语
1、好想你 The Very Thought Of You ; Missing You ; I MISS ; I Really Miss You
2、日夜想你 miss you day and night ; Missing You Day And Night ; DJ Dragon Remix ; Day and night like you
3、非常想你 The Very Thought Of You ; miss you much ; Very much like to you ; Very much like you
4、多麽想你 How I miss you
5、每天想你 You think every day ; Every day think you ; The Best Of andy lau ; Every day miss you
6、只想你 zek soeng nei ; just want you ; just miss you
7、惟独想你 il ne manquait que toi
8、想你呢 Think about you ; Think you do ; would like to you
9、都想你 Miss you ; They all want to you

“想你了”用英语怎么说？ I miss you.I miss you so much!
我想你了，用英语怎么说想你
miss you
missing you
想你用英语怎么说？我想你了的英文：I miss you 。
miss 读法英 [m?s]  美 [m?s]
1、作名词的意思是：女士，小姐，年轻未婚女子。
2、作及物动词的意思：错过，想念，缺（勤）。
短语：
1、miss you so much 真的好想你。
2、miss out 错过；遗漏；省略。
miss的用法：
1、miss既可用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时,可接名词、代词、动名词作宾语。
2、miss还可表示渴望做到而未做到或无法做到,这时常接动名词作宾语。
3、miss的现在分词missing可用作形容词,在句中作定语、表语或宾语补足语。
4、miss的基本意思是没能达到某人的既定目标,可以表示“没打中”“没猜中”“没到手”“没拿到”“没赶上”“没看到”“达不到标准”“不守约”“不尽义务”“发觉不在”“惦念”“避免”“失败”等。

<想你>用英语怎么说英文翻译为I miss you.
1、I
英 [a?] 美 [a?]
pron.我;个人;利己主义者。
2、miss
英 [m?s] 美 [m?s]
n.女士;（用于姓名或姓之前，对未婚女子的称呼）小姐;失误。
v.思念;漏掉;错过;没遇到。
3、you
英 [ju] 美 [j?]
pron.你;大家;你们。
例句：
1、When a girl syas I miss you, no one in this world can miss you more thanthat.
当女人说我想你时，在这世上没有人比她更想你了。
2、I really didnt know your empty place would be so burdensome. I miss you.
我从来都不知道你那空旷的地方可以那么沉重，我想你了。
扩展资料：
1、我也想你英文翻译为I missed you, too.
例句：Mother Forg: Honey, I miss you, too. Let's go home.

蛙妈妈说：亲爱的，我也想你。我们回家吧。
2、我爱你英文翻译为I love you.
例句：Women in the North complain that their hubbies find it difficult to say 'I loveyou.'