each

each
i: 
1. adjective
(every (thing, person etc) of two or more, considered separately: each house in this street.) cada

2. pronoun
(every single one, of two or more: They each have 50 cents.) cada uno

3. adverb
(to or for each one; apiece; I gave them an apple each.) cada uno
each1 adj cada
each guest brought a present cada invitado trajo un regalo
each2 pron cada uno
each of our children has his own computer cada uno de nuestros niños tiene su propio ordenador
each other uno a otro / mutuamente
we all help each other todos nos ayudamos mutuamente
Jack and Jill looked at each other Jack y Jill se miraron
each
tr[iːʧ]
adjective
1 cada
■ each day cada día, todos los días
■ each year cada año, todos los años
■ each person brought something different cada persona trajo algo diferente
pronoun
1 cada uno,-a
■ they each have their own car cada uno tiene su coche
■ each with his wife cada uno con su esposa
adverb
1 cada uno,-a
■ apples cost 15p each las manzanas cuestan 15 peniques la pieza
■ the girls bought two each las niñas se compraron dos cada una
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
each and every one (of them) todos,-as y cada uno,-a (de ellos)
■ I love each and every one of them los quiero a todos y a cada uno de ellos
each other el uno al otro, la una a la otra, mutuamente
■ they back each other up se respaldan mutuamente
■ we saw each other yesterday nos vimos ayer
■ they've known each other for years se conocen desde hace años
each to his own cada uno,-a a lo suyo
each ['i:ʧ] adv
: cada uno, por persona
they cost $10 each: costaron $10 cada uno
each adj
: cada
each student: cada estudiante
each and every one: todos sin excepción
each pron
1) : cada uno m, cada una f
each of us: cada uno de nosotros
2)
each other : el uno al otro, mutuamente
we are helping each other: nos ayudamos el uno al otro
they love each other: se aman
each
adj.
• cada adj.
adv.
• por persona adv.
pron.
• cada uno pron.

I iːtʃ
adjective cada adj inv

each one of us/them — cada uno de nosotros/ellos

each child received a gift — cada niño recibió un regalo


II
pronoun
1)
a) cada uno, cada una

I'll have a little of each, please — sírveme un poco de cada uno, por favor

b)

each of: each of the houses is slightly different cada una de las casas es ligeramente diferente; he questioned each of them in turn — les preguntó uno por uno

c) (after n, pron)

they each received a gift — cada uno recibió un regalo

2)

each other: they hate each other se odian; they are always criticizing each other siempre se están criticando el uno al otro; (if more than two people) siempre se están criticando unos a otros; their respect/contempt for each other su mutuo respeto/desprecio, el respeto/desprecio que sienten el uno por el otro; we read each other's books — cada uno lee los libros del otro


III
adverb

we were paid $10 each — nos pagaron 10 dólares a cada uno

the apples are 20 cents each — las manzanas valen 20 centavos por pieza or cada una

[iːtʃ]
1.
ADJ cada

each day — cada día

each house has its own garden — todas las casas tienen jardín

each one of them — cada uno (de ellos)

each and every one of them — todos y cada uno de ellos

2. PRON
1) cada uno

each of us — cada uno de nosotros, cada quien (LAm)

he gave each of us £10 — nos dio 10 libras a cada uno

a little of each — un poco de cada

2)

each other: they looked at each other — se miraron (uno a otro)

they help each other — se ayudan mutuamente or entre ellos

people must help each other — hay que ayudarse (uno a otro)

they love each other — se quieren

we write to each other — nos escribimos

they don't know each other — no se conocen

they were sorry for each other — se compadecían entre ellos

their houses are next to each other — sus casas están una al lado de la otra or (LAm) juntas

3.
ADV

we gave them one apple each — les dimos una manzana por persona

they cost £5 each — costaron 5 libras cada uno

* * *

I [iːtʃ]
adjective cada adj inv

each one of us/them — cada uno de nosotros/ellos

each child received a gift — cada niño recibió un regalo


II
pronoun
1)
a) cada uno, cada una

I'll have a little of each, please — sírveme un poco de cada uno, por favor

b)

each of: each of the houses is slightly different cada una de las casas es ligeramente diferente; he questioned each of them in turn — les preguntó uno por uno

c) (after n, pron)

they each received a gift — cada uno recibió un regalo

2)

each other: they hate each other se odian; they are always criticizing each other siempre se están criticando el uno al otro; (if more than two people) siempre se están criticando unos a otros; their respect/contempt for each other su mutuo respeto/desprecio, el respeto/desprecio que sienten el uno por el otro; we read each other's books — cada uno lee los libros del otro


III
adverb

we were paid $10 each — nos pagaron 10 dólares a cada uno

the apples are 20 cents each — las manzanas valen 20 centavos por pieza or cada una


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