every的详细意思 every的详细意思是什么

1. 每个，每一，每，每一个
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. 无论哪个...都
7. 凡...无不，凡（是）
8. 每…一次的
9. 每…之中的

1. 每（一）个

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"
   

1.每一;每个
You useevery to indicate that you are referring to all the members of a group or all the parts of something and not only some of them.

e.g. Every village has a green, a church, a pub and a manor house...
每个村庄都有一片绿地、一座教堂、一间酒馆和一座庄园宅第。
e.g. Recordevery expenditure you make.
记下你的每一笔花销。

2.（表示发生频率）每隔，每
You useevery in order to say how often something happens or to indicate that something happens at regular intervals.

every的反义词

e.g. We were made to attend meetingsevery day...
我们每天都得参加会议。
e.g. A burglary occursevery three minutes in London...
伦敦每3分钟就会发生一起入室抢劫案。

3.每…之中
You useevery in front of a number when you are saying what proportion of people or things something happens to or applies to.

e.g. Two out ofevery three Britons already own a video recorder...
每3个英国人中就有两个已经有了录像机。
e.g. About one inevery 20 people have clinical depression...
大约每20个人中有1个患有临床抑郁症。

4.（用于名词前表示强调）充足的，完全的
You can useevery before some nouns, for example 'sign', 'effort', 'reason', and 'intention' in order to emphasize what you are saying.

e.g. The Congressional Budget Office says the federal deficit showsevery sign of getting larger...
国会预算办公室说有种种的迹象表明联邦赤字正在增加。
e.g. I think that there isevery chance that you will succeed...
我想你取得成功的机会很大。

5.（幻想、愿望、欲望等）所有的，全部的
If you say that someone'severy whim, wish, or desire will be satisfied, you are emphasizing that everything they want will happen or be provided.

every的意思

e.g. Dozens of servants had catered to hisevery whim.
几十个仆人迎合他所有稀奇古怪的念头。

6.不时;有时；偶尔
You useevery in the expressionsevery now and then ,every now and again ,every once in a while, andevery so often in order to indicate that something happens occasionally.

e.g. Stir the batterevery now and then to keep it from separating...
不时搅动面糊，防止其成分散开。
e.g. Every so often the horse's heart and lungs are checked.
不时检查那匹马的心脏和肺。

7.每隔…（天、周、年）;每…（天、周、年）
If something happensevery other day orevery second day, for example, it happens one day, then does not happen the next day, then happens the day after that, and so on. You can also say that something happensevery third week ,every fourth year, and so on.

e.g. I went homeevery other week...
我隔周回一趟家。
e.g. It has been snowing, roughlyevery third day, for as long as I've had the flu.
自从我得了流感以来，这段时间一直在下雪，大约每三天一场。

8. every bit as good as -> see bit
every which way -> see way

1. Every word in this dictionary is import-ant.
   这本字典每一个词都很重要。
2. Every boy and girl is taught to read and write.
   每个男孩和女孩都受到读书写字的教育。
3. I saw every student before they went away .
   每个学生离开前我都见到了。
4. There is every chance that she will succeed.
   她完全有机会取得成功。
5. She made every attempt to go.
   她千方百计想去。
6. Take a pill every three hours.
   每隔三小时吃一粒药。
7. Out of every five men only two were fit.
   每五人中只有两个是合格的。
8. Not every man can be a poet.
   并非人人都可以成为诗人。
9. Every man is not honest.
   并不是每个人都是诚实的。
10. Go to bed, every one of you!
    你们大家都去睡觉。
11. Every one of them is wrong.
    他们全错了。
12. Mary's eaten every bit of her dinner.
    玛丽把饭菜吃了个精光。
13. This is every bit as good as that.
    这个和那个完全一样好。
14. He borrowed fifty francs from Philip every now and then.
    他不时从菲利浦那里借50法郎。
15. John comes to visit me every now and then.
    约翰时常来看我。
16. Every time I meet him, he tries to borrow money from me.
    每当我遇到他,他便向我借钱。
17. Our football team wins every time.
    我们的足球队总是获胜。
18. This is in every way better than that.
    这个在各方面都比那个好。

• 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

1. every的基本意思是指组成整体的每个个体,但不把它看作具体的某一个,而是将其看作是全体成分的典型和代表。
2. every与抽象名词连用,表示希望、机会、理由等“一切可能的”。
3. every一般修饰单数名词,作主语时与动词单数形式连用,在口语中可用人称代词和物主代词的复数形式指代。
4. every和数字连用时,后面接复数名词。
5. every同否定词not连用时表示部分否定。