every

  基本辭彙  
['evri]     ['evri]    
  • adj. 每個;一切的;所有可能的;每隔;最大的
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every的英文翻譯是什麼意思,詞典釋義與在線翻譯:

詳盡釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 每個,每一,每,每一個
  2. 充分的
  3. 一切(可能)的,所有可能的,完全可能的
  4. 全部的,所有的,任何
  5. 每隔...的
  6. 無論哪個...都
  7. 凡...無不,凡(是)
  8. 每…一次的
  9. 每…之中的
pron. (代詞)
  1. 每(一)個

雙解釋義

adj. (形容詞)
  1. 每一,每個 each individual
  2. 每…一次的,每隔…的,每…之中的 each

英英釋義

Adjective:
  1. (used of count nouns) each and all of the members of a group considered singly and without exception;

    "every person is mortal"
    "every party is welcome"
    "had every hope of success"
    "every chance of winning"

  2. each and all of a series of entities or intervals as specified;

    "every third seat"
    "every two hours"

every的用法和樣例:

例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)
  1. Every citizen should be obedient to the law.
    每個公民都應當是遵守法律的。
  2. He received the fixed dole every month.
    他每個月都能領到固定的救濟金。
  3. I have had to work for every single penny I earned.
    我掙的每一便士都是辛苦工作得來的。
  4. He has read every book on the shelves.
    書架上所有的書他都讀過了。
  5. She snatched at every chance to practice her oral English.
    她把握一切機會練習英語口語。
  6. We have every reason to think he may still be alive.
    我們有充分理由認為他可能還活著。
  7. He comes to see us every three days.
    他每隔三天來看我們一次。
  8. The milkman comes every other day.
    送牛奶的人每隔一天來一次。
  9. Miss Powel went to town every third day.
    鮑威爾太太每隔兩天上街一次。
  10. They showed us every attention.
    他們向我們表示了最大的關注。
  11. The athlete had every hope of succeeding.
    這名運動員對成功抱以很大的希望。

常用短語

用作形容詞 (adj.)
every other
    隔,間 alternate

辭彙搭配

用作形容詞 (adj.)
~+名詞

經典引文

  • To see every person in his class at least once a week.

    出自: Southey
  • 'Each theory is open to objection' relates to an understood enumeration of theories, but 'Every theory is open to objection' refers to all theories that may exist.

    出自:Oxford English Dictionary
  • Every spare minute of the following days he hovered round the house.

    出自: T. Hardy
  • They hide every sign of water.

    出自: J. C. Powys
  • Every bit of electric wire had been requisitioned.

    出自: J. Steinbeck
  • The inescapable conviction that my every move is somehow being observed.

    出自: S. J. Perelman
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