"Them's + noun" 1. them's break It is pretty common both in the UK and US for regional dialects and unformal speech to use this incorrect grammar. Ex: Look at them's kids over there.(those kids) Ex: Taste them's cookies. They are delicious.(those cookies) Them's breaks(It is what it is. whatever outcome to the situation is not maybe what u wannter or expected, but there's nothing u can do about it.) Ex: Everything is going wrong this week, but I guess them's breaks. 2. them's rules(emphasis here) (It's easier to use "them's rules" to set up standards for anyone else.) ✓: Those are breaks. Those are rules.(Grammar correctly) ✓: Them's rules and Them's breaks(idiomatically) 3. "How do u like them's apples?" from 《Good Will Hunting》 A: I didn't study for the exam at all and I got 85. B: What? I studied for weeks and I got 75. How do u like them's apples? (你怎么做到的?) Role Play: A: Oh, sorry, we're closed. B: U closed at 5? Well, them's breaks!(bummer feeling) I should've gotten here earlier. A: We used to stay open later, but it didn't have business to justfy it. B: Oh, I almost came this afternoon, but I'll be sure you be open until 5. How do u like them's apples! Thats what I get for procrastinating.

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AEE 2312: Them’s the Breaks! When to Throw Out Grammar Rules them's + noun 1. an intentional故意的grammatical和语法相关的 mistakes in certain dialects in The UK and US. it's pretty common both in The UK and US in certain regional dialects方言 and informal speech to use this incorrect grammer. eg, look at them's kids over there. ( look at those kids) taste them's cookie they're delicious . ( taste those cookies) 2. idioms 习语 方言 风格 that makes more about a chunk. Them's the breaks -- 这就是生活：表示生活中有时会遇到不如意的事情，用于安慰他人或自己。 basically means it's what it's, whatever the outcome to the situation maybe it's not what you wanted or expected but there's nothing you can do about it. eg, everything is going wrong this week, but i guess them's the breaks. (i can guess that's the way it's) 相当于 those's the breaks . Them's the rules . ( emphasize here, you have to do this, stronger than those's the rules ) eg, go to bed before 10pm, them's the rules. How you like them apples .源自二战时英国研制的一种手雷，形状像太妃苹果，用于向对手展示威力或挑战对方。在游戏中，这句话用于回应别人嘲笑自己的水平，是一种反击和展示实力的方式让你知道知道我的厉害或者服不服 eg, i didn't study the exam at all and i got a 95. what, i study for a week and i got a 75, how you like them apples. ( here means this is unfair ) oh sorry we are closed. oh you close at 5 ? well them's the breaks, i should have gotten here earlier. ( too bad, my bad fortune ) ... still open later, but .. business justify it. i almost came afternoon, but I'm sure you will be open until 5, how do like them apples, that's what i get from procrastinating 拖延.