him: [OE] Him was originally the dative case of Old English hē ‘he’, which in the late Old English period gradually started to take over from the original accusative hine as the general object form (the ’un or ’n still occasionally found in southern English dialects for ‘him’ may represent the last vestiges of this). The dative ending -m is also found in, for example, German ihm (dative of er ‘he’) and Dutch hem. => he
him (pron.)
Old English him, originally dative masculine and neuter of he; beginning 10c. it replaced hine as masculine accusative, a regional process completed by 15c. The dative roots of the -m ending are retained in German (ihm) and Dutch (hem). Hine persists, barely, as the southern England dialectal 'un, 'n for "him."
实用例句
1. She studied him for the longest time, looking wryly amused.
她面带苦笑，盯着他看了很长时间。来自柯林斯例句
2. I would prefer him to be with us next season.
我更希望他下一个赛季和我们在一起。来自柯林斯例句
3. The blame for the Charleston fiasco did not lie with him.
查尔斯顿惨败错不在他。来自柯林斯例句
4. I'll report back the moment I have located him.
我一找到他就马上汇报。来自柯林斯例句
5. He claimed that the businessman had conned him of £10,000.
