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there'd
uk /ðeəd/ us /ðerd/
short form of there would or there had: （there would 或 there had的缩略形式）
She assured me there'd (= there would) be a practice this morning.她向我保证今天早晨会有一场练习。
They put up the sign because there'd (= there had) been an incident in the past.他们架起那个标志，因为过去在这里发生过事故。
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that'd
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there'd
us/ðeərd/
contraction of there would or there had:
She assured me there'd (= there would) be a practice this morning.
They put up the sign because there'd (= there had) been an incident in the past.
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