| 释义 |
🔑everyeve·ry /ˈɛvri / determiner - (used with singular nouns与单数名词连用) all the people or things in a group of three or more每一个；每个◆She knows every student in the school.她认识学校里的每一个学生。◆There are 400 students in the school, and she knows every single one of them.学校里有 400 名学生，每一个她都认识。◆He ate every last cookie in the box!盒子里的曲奇饼他吃得一块不剩！◆You were out every time I called.我每次打电话给你你都不在。
- all that is possible所有可能的；完全可能的◆You have every chance of success.你完全有可能成功。◆She had every reason to be angry.她完全有理由生气。
- used for saying how often something happens（表示频率）每，每隔◆We see each other every day.我们每天都见面。◆Take the medicine every four hours (= at 8 a.m., 12 p.m., 4 p.m., etc.).这药每隔四小时服一次。◆Our team practices every other day (= on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, etc.).我们队隔天训练。◆One in every three marriages ends in divorce.每三桩婚姻就有一桩以离婚告终。◆I eat ice cream every so often (= sometimes, but not often).我偶尔吃冰激凌。
 ●now and again / then●(every) now and thenoccasionally时而；偶尔；有时◆We see each other now and then, but not very often.我们俩偶尔见一面，但不是很经常。●(every) once in a whileoccasionally, but not often偶尔；有时◆We like to order Chinese food every once in a while.我们偶尔喜欢点中餐。 |