you’d
/jud/, /jʊd/, /jəd/Definition
› contraction of you had or you would: You’d (= You would) be warmer in your black jacket. It happened just after you’d (= you had) left the room.
(Definition of you’d from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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