every

every
'evri
adjective
1) (each one of or all (of a certain number): Every room is painted white; Not every family has a car.) cada, todo
2) (each (of an indefinite number or series): Every hour brought the two countries nearer war; He attends to her every need.) cada
3) (the most absolute or complete possible: We have every reason to believe that she will get better.) todo
4) (used to show repetition after certain intervals of time or space: I go to the supermarket every four or five days; Every second house in the row was bright pink; `Every other day' means èvery two days' or `on alternate days'.) cada
- everyone
- everyday
- everything
- everywhere
- every bit as
- every now and then / every now and again / every so often
- every time

every adj cada / todos
that supermarket is open every day aquel supermercado está abierto todos los días
we go to the market every Saturday vamos al mercado cada sábado
the baby smiles every time he sees me el bebé sonríe cada vez que me ve
every other day cada dos días / un día sí y otro no
I go jogging every other day hago footing un día sí y otro no
every
tr['evrɪ]
adjective
1 (each) cada; (all) todos,-as
every day cada día, todos los días
every weekend cada fin de semana, todos los fines de semana
she cries every time llora cada vez
I re-read every letter volví a leer cada carta
every student passed todos los estudiantes aprobaron
we enjoyed every minute of the film nos gustó la película de principio a fin
he drank every last drop bebió hasta la última gota
2 (once (in) each) cada
there are elections every five years hay elecciones cada cinco años
she has a check-up once every six months le hacen un chequeo cada seis meses
one in every twelve women suffer from cancer una de cada doce mujeres padece de cáncer
3 (all possible)
you have every chance of passing tienes grandes posibilidades de aprobar
we encourage people to help in every way animamos a la gente a que ayude de cualquier manera
I have every confidence in them tengo plena confianza en ellos
you had every right to be pleased tenías todo el derecho a estar contento
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
every other day un día sí un día no, cada dos días
every other week cada dos semanas
every now and then de vez en cuando
every so often de cuando en cuando
to be every bit as ... as ... ser igual de ... que ...
it's every bit as good as the other one es igual de bueno que el otro
I'm every bit as clever as him yo soy tan inteligente como él
every ['ɛvri] adj
1) each: cada
every time: cada vez
every other house: cada dos casas
2) all: todo
every month: todos los meses
every woman: toda mujer, todas las mujeres
3) complete: pleno, entero
to have every confidence: tener plena confianza
every
adj.
cada adj.
todo, -a adj.
'evri
adjective
1) (each)

every room was searched — se registraron todas las habitaciones, se registró cada una de las habitaciones

she wins every time — siempre gana

every day/minute is precious — cada día/minuto es precioso

she comes every month — viene todos los meses

every one of you — todos y cada uno de ustedes

2) (indicating recurrence) cada

every three days, every third day — cada tres días

he comes every other day — viene un día sí, otro no or (CS, Per) viene día por medio

every now and then o again — de tanto en tanto

every so often — cada tanto, de vez en cuando

3) (very great, all possible)

they have every confidence in us — confían plenamente en nosotros

I wished them every happiness — les deseé toda la felicidad del mundo

she made every effort to satisfy him — hizo lo indecible or todo lo posible por satisfacerlo

['evrɪ]
ADJ
1) (=each) cada inv

every day — cada día

every three days, every third day — cada tres días

every few days — cada dos o tres días

every bit of the cake — la torta entera

every bit as clever as ... — tan or (LAm) igual de listo como ...

I have to account for every last penny — tengo que dar cuentas de cada penique que gasto

I enjoyed every minute of the party — disfruté cada minuto de la fiesta

every now and then, every now and again — de vez en cuando

every other or second month — un mes sí y otro no, cada dos meses

every other person has a car — de cada dos personas una tiene coche

he'd eaten every single chocolate — se había comido todos los bombones, se había comido hasta el último bombón

every single time — cada vez sin excepción

every so often — cada cierto tiempo, de vez en cuando

he brings me a present every time he comes — cada vez que viene me trae un regalo

this recipe gives you perfect results every time — esta receta siempre le dará resultados perfectos

- every man for himself
2) (=all)

he was following my every move — me vigilaba constantemente

not every child is as fortunate as you — no todos los niños son tan afortunados como tú

every one of them passed the exam — todos ellos aprobaron el examen

he criticized her at every opportunity — no dejaba escapar oportunidad alguna para criticarla

he spends every penny he earns — gasta hasta el último centavo que gana

in every way — en todos los aspectos

his every wish — todos sus deseos

I mean every word I say — lo digo muy en serio

3) (=any) todo

every parent will have experienced this at one time or another — todo padre se habrá encontrado con esto en algún momento

4) (=all possible)

I gave you every assistance — te ayudé en todo lo que podía

she had every chance — se le dieron todas las posibilidades

I have every confidence in him — tengo entera or plena confianza en él

every effort is being made to trace him — se está haciendo todo lo posible para localizarlo

I have every reason to think that ... — tengo razones sobradas para pensar que ...

we wish you every success — te deseamos todo el éxito posible

* * *
['evri]
adjective
1) (each)

every room was searched — se registraron todas las habitaciones, se registró cada una de las habitaciones

she wins every time — siempre gana

every day/minute is precious — cada día/minuto es precioso

she comes every month — viene todos los meses

every one of you — todos y cada uno de ustedes

2) (indicating recurrence) cada

every three days, every third day — cada tres días

he comes every other day — viene un día sí, otro no or (CS, Per) viene día por medio

every now and then o again — de tanto en tanto

every so often — cada tanto, de vez en cuando

3) (very great, all possible)

they have every confidence in us — confían plenamente en nosotros

I wished them every happiness — les deseé toda la felicidad del mundo

she made every effort to satisfy him — hizo lo indecible or todo lo posible por satisfacerlo


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