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  1. Oxford American Dictionary

    every

    • IPA[ˈev(ə)rē]

    美式

    • dete
      (preceding a singular noun) used to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception；used before an amount to indicate something happening at specified intervals
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    dete

    • 1. (preceding a singular noun) used to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception the hotel assures every guest of personal attention the children hung on his every word 同義詞 each, each and every, every single
    • ▪ used before an amount to indicate something happening at specified intervals tours are every thirty minutes they had every third week off
    • ▪ (used for emphasis) all possible; the utmost you have every reason to be disappointed 同義詞 all possible, all probable, the utmost, as much as possible, as great as possible反義詞 no

    every inch

    • ph.
      the whole surface, distance, or area

    Oxford American Dictionary

    every inch

    • ph.
      the whole surface, distance, or area

    Oxford Dictionary

    every single

    • ph.
      used to emphasize that every member of a group is included

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    every penny

    • ph.
      all of the available money

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    every other

    • ph.
      each second in a series; each alternate

    Oxford American Dictionary

    every one

    • pron.
      each one.

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    every whit

    • ph.
      wholly

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    every one

    • pron.
      each one.

    Oxford American Dictionary

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    every

    • IPA[ˈɛv(ə)ri]

    英式

    • dete
      used before a singular noun to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception: the hotel assures every guest of personal attention the children hung on his every word

    Oxford Dictionary