you'd
SayYOOD/jud/UK/juːd/
- 1A short way of saying 'you would,' used in everyday speech and writing.
If you asked her nicely, you'd get a better answer.
I knew you'd like this song the moment I heard it.
- 2A short way of saying 'you had,' often before a past action.
You'd finished your lunch before the bell even rang.
By the time we called, you'd already gone home.
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