CEFR A1

every

Translation

すべての / 毎〜

Meaning

Used to refer to all the individual members of a group or all the things in a set, without exception.

Examples

Every student in the class received a prize.
Every student in the class received a prize.
Every car on the lot was red.
Every car on the lot was red.

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every (A1)

カタカナ: エブリィ

IPA: /ˈɛv.ri/

Definition

Used to refer to all the individual members of a group or all the things in a set, without exception.

意味: 例外なく、グループのすべての個々のメンバーまたはセット内のすべてのものを指すために使用されます。

Examples / 例文

Every student in the class received a prize. — Every student in the class received a prize.
Every car on the lot was red. — Every car on the lot was red.
He checks every detail before signing. — He checks every detail before signing.

Every の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Every:

すべての
毎〜

How to Use Every

every + singular noun (collocation): Used to refer to all members of a group or all items in a set, emphasizing each individual unit. — "Every person in the room clapped."
every time + clause (collocation): Used to indicate that something happens whenever a particular event occurs. — "Every time I try to sleep, the dog barks."
every + day/week/month/year (collocation): Used to indicate a recurring period or frequency. — "I walk my dog every day."

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