weren't
英 [wɜ:nt] 美 [wɚnt, ˈwɚrənt]

prep.

不是；

权威例句

"If only I weren't"versus "if only I hadn't": distinguishing shame and guilt in counterfactual thinking.
A hospital's conflict of interest: patients weren't told of stake in cancer drug.
If it weren‘t for my hobby, I'd have a life: dog sports, serious leisure, and boundary negotiations
'Why we weren't warned: The Victorian Bushfires and the Royal Commission'
'Mother, What Did Policemen Do When There Weren't Any Motors?' The Law, the Police and the Regulation of Motor Traffic in England, 1...
MEN JUST WEREN'T MADE TO DO THIS: Performances of Drag at "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes"Marches
THEY WERE ALL DOING GENDER, BUT THEY WEREN'T ALL PASSING:: Comment on Rogers
Bulls Weren't the Only Ones in Championship Fight
"It used to be that if it weren't broken and bleeding profusely, I would never go to the doctor": men, masculinity, and health.
A Typology of Spreading, Insertion and Deletion or What You Weren't Told About Raddoppiamento Sintattico in Italian