yours是什么意思

yours

英 [j??z; j??z] 美 [j??z]

yours (pron.): absolutive form of your, c. 1300, on model of his, ours, etc. Yours truly "myself" is from 1833, from the common subscription of letters.
It is difficult to say what will succeed, and still more to pronounce what will not. I am at this moment in that uncertainty (on our own score,) and it is no small proof of the author's powers to be able to charm and fix a mind's attention on similar subjects and climates in such a predicament. That he may have the same effect upon all his readers is very sincerely the wish, and hardly the doubt, of yours truly,
"B."
[Lord Byron to John Murray, Dec. 4, 1813]

2. "This ain't no affair of yours, boy!" McClosky said threateningly.: “小子，這不關你的事！”麥克洛斯基威脅道。

3. "Up yours," said the reporter and stormed out into the street.: “去你的，”記者邊說邊怒氣沖沖地沖到大街上。

4. I'll take my coat upstairs. Shall I take yours, Roberta?: 我要把我的外套拿到樓上去。羅伯塔，要我把你的也拿上去嗎？

5. Waiting to hear from you, Yours sincerely, William Faulkner.: 盼復，您的誠摯的，威廉·福克納