| 单词 | every |
| 释义 | everyeveryevery /ˈevri/ determiner1each one of a group of people or things: Every student will take the test.每个学生都要参加考试。every single/last (=with nothing or no one missing)He told Jan every single thing.tell他把每一件事都说给简听。2used to say how often something happensevery day/month/year etc (=on each day, in each month etc)He goes running every day.gorun他每天都跑步。Every time the phone rang, she jumped.ringjump每次电话铃一响﹐她就跳起来。every few feet/ten yards etcEvery few yards she stopped.yardstop她每隔几码就停一停。3the greatest possible: I’ll make every effort to be there.我会尽量赶到那儿。There is every chance that he will succeed.be他完全有希望成功。 ➔ all1Phrasesevery bit as good/important etc used to emphasize that something is as good, important etc as something else: I dislike him every bit as much as you do.bite我和你一样讨厌他。every now and then/every so often sometimes, but not often: I still see her every now and then.我仍然偶尔和她见见面。THESAURUS sometimesevery other the first, third, fifth etc or the second, fourth, sixth etc: Water the plants every other day.plant每隔一天给植物浇水。every which way informal in every direction: People were running every which way.berun人们朝四面八方逃散。one in every hundred/two in every thousand etc used to show how common something is: a disease that will kill one in every thousand babiesbaby造成每一千名婴儿中就有一名死亡的一种疾病Grammar Every is followed by a singular verb. You say Almost every house has a computer nowadays.have现在几乎每一家都有电脑。 (Not ‘Every house have a computer.’) |
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