| 释义 |
every/ˈevri/det. 1 each without exception in a group or collection of things or people (群体中的)每一个 heard every word 听到每个词； watched her every movement 注视她的每个行动 2 each at a specified interval in a series 每隔…的；每…之中的 take every third one 隔两个取一个； comes every four days 每 4 天来一次 3 all possible; the utmost degree of 所有可能；最…的 there is every prospect of success 胜利是一定的了 □ every bit as colloq. (in comparisons) quite as [口] (用于比较)处处，全都 every bit as good 处处都不错 □ every now and again (or now and then) from time to time 不时地，时常 □ every other each second in a series 隔一个，每隔一个 every other day 隔天 □ every so often at intervals; occasionally 偶尔；有时 □ every time colloq. [口] 1 without exception 无一例外，每次都… 2 certainly 肯定地 □ every which way N. Amer. colloq. [北美口] 1 in all directions 四面八方，到处，处处 2 in a disorderly manner 杂乱，纷乱 [Old English œˉfre œˉlc ‘ever each’] |