| [/ˈevrɪ; ˋɛvrɪ/] indef det 用法:
1 (a) (used with sing [C] ns to refer to groups of three or more which are seen as wholes 与单数可数名词连用, 指至少三个, 视为一整体) each individual 每个; 所有的; 一切的:
Every child in the class passed the examination. 班上所有的学生考试都及格了. *
I've got every record she has ever made. 我已得到她灌的所有的唱片. *
I couldn't hear every word of his speech. 他讲的话并非每句我都能听见. *
He examined every item in the set carefully. 他仔细检查了这一套中的各项.
(b) (used with sing [C] ns to emphasize the separate units 与单数可数名词连用, 侧重指各单项) each individual 每个; 每一; 各个:
He enjoyed every minute of his holiday. 假日的每一分钟他都过得很愉快. *
I have had to work for every single penny I earned. 我挣的每一便士都是辛苦工作得来的. *
They were watching her every movement. 他们注视著她的每一个动作. *
Every time he phones I always seem to be in the bath. 他每次来电话时, 我好像总是正在洗澡. =>Usage at each 用法见each. 用法:
2 (used with abstract ns 与抽象名词连用) all possible 所有可能的:
We have every reason to think he may still be alive. 我们有充分理由认为他可能还活著. *
You have every chance of success. 你完全有可能成功. 用法:
3 (used to indicate regular occurrence at specified intervals) each 每隔; 每逢; 每:
The buses go every 10 minutes. 公共汽车每隔10分钟一辆. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) every other (a) all the other (people or things) 所有其他的（人或事物）:
Every other girl except me is wearing jeans. 除了我以外, 其他姑娘都穿著牛仔裤.
(b) alternate 隔, 间（如隔周、 间日等）:
They visit us every other week. 他们隔周到我们这儿来. |