English-Thai Dictionary

Every cloud has a silver lining.

IDM ใน สิ่ง ที่ เลวร้าย ยังพ อมี สิ่ง ที่ ดี ปรากฏ อยู่  nai-sing-ti-leo-rai-yang-pho-me-sing-ti-de-pra-kod-yu

 

Every dog has his day.

IDM ทุกคน มีโอกาส  ทุกคน มี หนทาง  tuk-kon-me-o-kad

 

Every dog has its day.

IDM ทุกคน มีโอกาส  ทุกคน มี หนทาง  tuk-kon-me-o-kad

 

Everyman

N บุคคล ธรรมดา  คน สามัญ  คน ทั่วไป  commonalty hoi polloi buk-kon-tam-ma-da

 

every

ADJ ทั้งหมด  all whole tang-mod

 

every

ADJ แต่ละ  ทุกๆ  each tea-la

 

every inch a something

IDM อย่าง สมบูรณ์  ทุก กระเบียด นิ้ว  yang-som-bun

 

every inch the something

IDM อย่าง สมบูรณ์  ทุก กระเบียด นิ้ว  yang-som-bun

 

every last one

IDM ทุกคน  ไม่ ยกเว้น ใคร  tuk-kon

 

every living soul

IDM ทุกคน  tuk-kon

 

every man jack (of)

IDM ทุกคน  แน่นอน ว่า ทุกคน  tuk-kon

 

every minute counts

IDM ทุก นาที มีค่า  tuk-na-ti-me-ka

 

every moment counts

IDM ทุก นาที มีค่า  tuk-na-ti-me-ka

 

every mother's son of (someone)

IDM ทุกคน  แน่นอน ว่า ทุกคน  tuk-kon

 

every nook and cranny

IDM ทุกซอกทุกมุม ในที่ นั้น  tuk-sok-tuk-mum-nai-ti-nan

 

every now and again

IDM เป็นครั้งคราว  บางครั้ง  pen-krang-krao

 

every now and then

IDM เป็นครั้งคราว  บางครั้ง  pen-krang-krao

 

every once in a while

IDM เป็นครั้งคราว  บางครั้ง  pen-krang-krao

 

every so often

IDM บางครั้งบางคราว  บางครั้ง  bang-krang-bang-krao

 

every time one turns around

IDM บ่อยๆ  boi-boi

 

everybody

PRON ทุกคน  ทุกท่าน  everyone tuk-kon

 

everyday

ADJ ซึ่ง เกิดขึ้น ทุกวัน  daily sueng-koed-kuen-tuk-won

 

everyday

ADJ ซึ่ง ใช้ สำหรับ งานประจำวัน  ซึ่ง เหมาะสำหรับ ใช้ ใน ชีวิตประจำวัน  sueng-chai-sam-rab-ngan-pra-jam-wan

 

everyday

ADJ ไม่ น่าสนใจ  สามัญ  ธรรมดา  commonplace normal ordinary mai-na-son-jai

 

everyday

N ชีวิตประจำวัน  routine che-wid-pra-jam-won

 

everyday joe

SL คน ทั่วไป  คนธรรมดา สามัญ  kon-tua-pai

 

everyman

N คนธรรมดาๆ  คน สามัญ  คน ทั่วไป  commonalty hoi polloi kon-tam-ma-datam-ma-da

 

everyone

PRON ทุกคน  ทุกท่าน  everybody every person tuk-kon

 

everyplace

ADV ทุกหน แห่ง (คำ ไม่เป็นทางการ  ทุกที่  everywhere tuk-hon-tuk-hang

 

everything

PRON ทุกสิ่งทุกอย่าง  tuk-sing-tuk-yang

 

everything

PRON สิ่ง ที่ มีความสำคัญ ที่สุด  คนที่ สำคัญ ที่สุด  sing-ti-me-kwam-sam-kan-ti-sud

 

everything but the kitchen sink

IDM ทุกสิ่ง ที่ นึกได้  ทุก สิ่งที่คิด ออก  tuk-sing-ti-nuek-dai

 

everything from A to Z

IDM เกือบ ทุกสิ่ง ที่ นึกได้  kuab-tuk-sing-ti-nuek-dai

 

everywhere

ADV ทุกหน แห่ง  ทุกที่  everyplace wherever tuk-hon-tuk-hang

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

EVERY

a.[Old Eng. everich. It is formed from ever. ] Each individual of a whole collection or aggregate number. The word includes the whole number, but each separately stated or considered. Every man at his best state is altogether vanity. Psalm 39:5.

 

EVERYDAY

a.[every and day. ] Used or being every day; common; usual; as everyday wit; an everyday suit of clothes.

 

EVERYWHERE

adv. [See Where, which signifies place. ] In every place; in all places.

 

EVERYOUNG

a.[ever and young. ] Always young or fresh; not subject to old age or decay; undecaying. Joys everyoung, unmixed with pain or fear.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

EVERY

Ev "er *y, a. & a. pron. Etym: [OE. everich, everilk; AS. ever + ælc each. See Ever, each. ]

 

1. All the parts which compose a whole collection or aggregate number, considered in their individuality, all taken separately one by one, out of an indefinite bumber. Every man at his best state is altogether vanity. Ps. xxxix. 5.Every door and window was adorned with wreaths of flowers. Macaulay.

 

2. Every one. Cf. Each. [Obs. ] "Every of your wishes." Shak. Daily occasions given to every of us. Hooker. Every each, every one. [Obs. ] "Every each of them hath some vices." Burton. . -- Every now and then, at short intervals; occasionally; repeatedly; frequently. [Colloq. ]

 

Note: Every may, by way of emphasis, precede the article the with a superlative adjective; as, every, the least variation. Locke.

 

Syn. -- Every, Each, Any. Any denotes one, or some, taken indifferently from the individuals which compose a class. Every differs from each in giving less promonence to the selection of the individual. Each relates to two or more individuals of a class. It refers definitely to every one of them, denoting that they are considered separately, one by one, all being included; as, each soldier was receiving a dollar per day. Every relates to more than two and brings into greater prominence the notion that not one of all considered is excepted; as, every soldier was on service, except the cavalry, that is, all the soldiers, etc. In each division there were four pentecosties, in every pentecosty four enomoties, and of each enomoty there fought in the front rank four [soldiers ]. Jowett (Thucyd. ). If society is to be kept together and the children of Adam to be saved from setting up each for himself with every one else his foe. J. H. Newman.

 

EVERYBODY

EVERYBODY Ev "er *y *bod `y, n.

 

Defn: Every person.

 

EVERYDAY

EVERYDAY Ev "er *y *day `, a.

 

Defn: Used or fit for every day; common; usual; as, an everyday suit or clothes. The mechanical drudgery of his everyday employment. Sir. J. Herchel.

 

EVERYONE

Ev "er *y *one `, n. Etym: [OE. everychon.]

 

Defn: Everybody; -- commonly separated, every one.

 

EVERYTHING

EVERYTHING Ev "er *y *thing `, n.

 

Defn: Whatever pertains to the subject under consideration; all things. More wise, more learned, more just, more everything. Pope.

 

EVERYWHEN

EVERYWHEN Ev "er *y *when `, adv.

 

Defn: At any or all times; every instant. [R.] "Eternal law is silently present everywhere and everywhen. " Carlyle.

 

EVERYWHERE

EVERYWHERE Ev "er *y *where `, adv.

 

Defn: In every place; in all places; hence, in every part; throughly; altogether.

 

EVERYWHERENESS

EVERYWHERENESS Ev "er *y *where `ness, n.

 

Defn: Ubiquity; omnipresence. [R.] Grew.

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

every

eve ry |ˈevrē ˈɛv (ə )ri | ▶determiner (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 | [ with possessive determiner ] : the children hung on his every word. • 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. PHRASES every bit as (in comparisons ) equally as: the planning should be every bit as enjoyable as the event itself. every inch see inch 1. every last (or every single ) used to emphasize that every member of a group is included: unbelievers, every last one of them | they insist you weigh every single thing. every man has his price proverb everyone is open to bribery if the inducement offered is large enough. every now and then (or now and again ) from time to time; occasionally: I used to see him every now and then. every other (or every second ) each second in a series; each alternate: I train with weights every other day | the auctions are held every second week. every so often from time to time; occasionally: every so often I need a laugh to stay sane. every time without exception: it brews a perfect blend of coffee every time. every which way informal in all directions: you can see cracks moving every which way. • by all available means: since then he has tried every which way to avoid contact with his ex. ORIGIN Old English ǣfre ǣlc (see ever, each ).

 

everybody

eve ry bod y |ˈevrēˌbädē, -ˌbədē ˈɛv (ə )riˌbɑdi | ▶pronoun every person: everybody agrees with his views | it's not everybody's cup of tea. usage: Everybody, along with everyone, traditionally uses a singular pronoun of reference: everybody must sign his own name. Because the use of his in this context is now perceived as sexist by some, a second option became popular: everybody must sign his or her own name. But his or her is often awkward, and many feel that the plural simply makes more sense: everybody must sign their own name. Although this violates what many consider standard, it is in fact standard in British English and increasingly so in US English. In some sentences, only they makes grammatical sense: everybody agreed to convict the defendant, and they voted unanimously.

 

everyday

eve ry day |ˈevrēˌdā ˈɛv (ə )riˌdeɪ | ▶adjective [ attrib. ] happening or used every day; daily: everyday chores like shopping and housework. • commonplace: everyday drugs like aspirin. ▶adverb ( every day ) each day; daily: I get up at six every day. usage: The adjective everyday, meaning ‘happening or used every day ’ or ‘commonplace ’ ( everyday activities ), is written as one word, whereas the adverb meaning ‘each day, daily ’ ( I get up at six every day ) is written as two.

 

Everyman

Eve ry man |ˈevrēˌman ˈɛv (ə )riˌmæn | ▶noun [ in sing. ] an ordinary or typical human being: it is Everyman's dream car. ORIGIN early 20th cent.: the name of the principal character in a 15th -cent. morality play.

 

everyone

eve ry one |ˈevrēˌwən ˈɛv (ə )riˌwən | ▶pronoun every person: everyone needs time to unwind | he knew everyone in the business. usage: See usage at everybody .

 

every one

eve ry one ▶pronoun each one. usage: The pronoun everyone, meaning ‘every person, ’ is spelled as one word: everyone had a great time at the party. The pronoun every one, meaning ‘each one, ’ is spelled as two words: every one of the employees got a bonus at the end of the year.

 

everyplace

eve ry place |ˈevrēˌplās ˈɛv (ə )riˌpleɪs | ▶adverb informal term for everywhere.

 

everything

eve ry thing |ˈevrēˌTHiNG ˈɛv (ə )riˌθɪŋ | ▶pronoun 1 all things; all the things of a group or class: he taught me everything I know | herbal cures for everything from leprosy to rheumatism. • all things of importance; a great deal: I lost everything in the crash | he owed everything to his years in Munich. • the most important thing or aspect: money isn't everything. 2 the current situation; life in general: how's everything? | everything is going okay. PHRASES and everything informal used to refer vaguely to other things associated with what has been mentioned: you'll still get paid and everything. have everything informal possess every attraction or advantage: she was articulate, she was fun —it seemed to me she had everything.

 

everywhere

eve ry where |ˈevrēˌ (h )wer ˈɛv (ə )riˌ (h )wɛ (ə )r | ▶adverb in or to all places: I've looked everywhere | everywhere she went she was fêted. • in many places; common or widely distributed: sandwich bars are everywhere. ▶noun all places or directions: everywhere was in darkness. PHRASES everywhere else in all other places: they are the same machines used everywhere else in the world. ORIGIN Middle English: formerly also as two words.

 

Everywoman

Eve ry wom an |ˈevrēˌwo͝omən ˈɛvriwʊmən | ▶noun the ordinary or typical woman: the book is a compilation of memorably silly moments in the life of a hapless Everywoman.

 

Oxford Dictionary

every

every |ˈɛvri | ▶determiner 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 | [ with possessive determiner ] : the children hung on his every word. • used before an amount to indicate how often something happens: 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. PHRASES every bit as (in comparisons ) quite as: the planning should be every bit as enjoyable as the event itself. every inch see inch 1. every last (or every single ) used to emphasize that every member of a group is included: unbelievers, every last one of them. every man has his price proverb everyone is open to bribery if the inducement offered is large enough. every now and again (or now and then ) from time to time; occasionally. every other (or every second ) each alternate in a series: I train with weights every other day | the auctions are held every second week. every so often from time to time; occasionally. every time without exception: Maris Piper potatoes cook beautifully every time. every which way informal in all directions: my feet went every which way. • by all available means: since then he has tried every which way to avoid contact with his ex. ORIGIN Old English ǣfre ǣlc (see ever, each ).

 

everybody

every |body |ˈɛvrɪbɒdi | ▶pronoun every person: everybody agrees with his views.

 

everyday

every |day |ˈɛvrɪdeɪ, -ˈdeɪ | ▶adjective [ attrib. ] happening or used every day; daily: everyday chores like shopping and housework. • commonplace: everyday drugs like aspirin. ▶adverb ( every day ) each day; daily: I get up at six every day. usage: The adjective everyday, meaning ‘happening or used every day ’ or ‘commonplace ’ ( everyday chores ), is written as one word, whereas the adverb meaning ‘each day, daily ’ ( I get up at six every day ) is written as two.

 

Everyman

Everyman |ˈɛvrɪman |(also Everywoman ) ▶noun [ in sing. ] an ordinary or typical human being: at £1.80 a dozen, the oysters are Everyman's treat. ORIGIN early 20th cent.: the name of the principal character in a 15th -cent. morality play.

 

everyone

every |one |ˈɛvrɪwʌn | ▶pronoun every person: everyone needs time to unwind. he knew everyone in the business. usage: See usage at every one .

 

every one

every one ▶pronoun each one. usage: The pronoun everyone, meaning ‘every person, ’ is spelled as one word: everyone had a great time at the party. The pronoun every one, meaning ‘each one, ’ is spelled as two words: he visited every one of those countries many times.

 

everyplace

every |place |ˈɛvrɪpleɪs | ▶adverb N. Amer. informal everywhere.

 

everything

every |thing |ˈɛvrɪθɪŋ | ▶pronoun 1 all things: they did everything together. • all things of importance: I lost everything in the crash. • the most important thing or aspect: money isn't everything. 2 the current situation; life in general: how's everything? | everything is going okay. PHRASES and everything informal used to refer vaguely to other things associated with what has been mentioned: you'll still get paid and everything. have everything informal possess every attraction or advantage: she was articulate, she was fun —it seemed to me she had everything.

 

everywhere

every |where |ˈɛvrɪwɛː | ▶adverb in or to all places: I've looked everywhere | everywhere she went she was feted. • common or widely distributed: sandwich bars are everywhere. ▶noun [ mass noun ] all places or directions: everywhere was in darkness. PHRASES everywhere else in all other places. ORIGIN Middle English: formerly also as two words.

 

Everywoman

Everywoman |ˈɛvrɪwʊmən | ▶noun [ in sing. ] an ordinary or typical woman: Lorna is rich and privileged, hardly Everywoman. ORIGIN early 20th cent: on the pattern of Everyman .

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

every

every adjective 1 he exercised every day: each, each and every, every single. 2 we make every effort to satisfy our clients: all possible, the utmost.

 

everybody

everybody pronoun everybody complains about taxes: everyone, every person, each person, all, one and all, all and sundry, the whole world, the public; informal 'every Tom, Dick, and Harry'; dated every man jack.

 

everyday

everyday adjective 1 the everyday demands of a baby: daily, day-to-day, quotidian. 2 everyday drugs like acetaminophen: commonplace, ordinary, common, usual, regular, familiar, conventional, run-of-the-mill, standard, stock; household, domestic; informal garden variety. ANTONYMS unusual.

 

everyone

everyone pronoun See everybody.

 

everything

everything pronoun everything is half price: each item, each thing, every single thing, the lot, the whole lot; all; informal the whole kit and caboodle, the whole shebang, the whole schmear, the whole ball of wax, the whole nine yards. ANTONYMS nothing.

 

everywhere

everywhere adverb clothes shops and snack bars are everywhere: all over, all around, ubiquitously, in every nook and cranny, far and wide, near and far, high and low, 'here, there, and everywhere'; throughout the land, the world over, worldwide, globally; informal all over the place, everyplace, all over the map. ANTONYMS nowhere.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

every

every determiner 1 he exercised his hounds every day: each, each and every, every single. 2 the firm will make every effort to satisfy its clients: all possible, all probable, the utmost, as much as possible, as great as possible. ANTONYMS no.

 

everybody

everybody pronoun everybody complains about taxes these days: everyone, every person, each person, each one, each and every one, all, one and all, all and sundry, the whole world, the world at large, the public, the general public, people everywhere; informal {every Tom, Dick, and Harry }, every man jack, every mother's son.

 

everyday

everyday adjective 1 the everyday demands of a baby: daily, day-to-day, quotidian; rare diurnal, circadian. 2 everyday drugs like aspirin: commonplace, ordinary, common, usual, regular, familiar, conventional, run-of-the-mill, typical, standard, stock, plain, workaday; household, domestic, family; unexceptional, unremarkable; Brit. common or garden; N. Amer. garden variety; informal bog-standard, a dime a dozen. ANTONYMS unusual.

 

everyone

everyone pronoun she didn't want everyone to know her business: everybody, every person, each person, each one, each and every one, all, one and all, all and sundry, the whole world, the world at large, the public, the general public, people everywhere; informal {every Tom, Dick, and Harry }, every man jack, every mother's son.

 

everything

everything pronoun the guards searched through everything: each item, each thing, every article, every single thing, the lot, the whole lot, the entirety, the total, the aggregate; all; informal the whole (kit and ) caboodle, the whole shooting match, the whole shebang, everything but the kitchen sink; Brit. informal the full monty; N. Amer. informal the whole ball of wax, the whole nine yards. ANTONYMS nothing. WORD LINKS everything panphobia, panophobia, pantophobia fear of everything Word Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms.

 

everywhere

everywhere adverb he searched everywhere for his horse: all over, all around, in all places, in every place, in every spot, in every part, in every nook and cranny, in each place, far and wide, near and far, high and low, here and there, {here, there, and everywhere }, throughout the land, the world over, worldwide; widely, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly; informal all over the place; Brit. informal all over the shop; N. Amer. informal all over the map. ANTONYMS nowhere.

 

Duden Dictionary

Everybody's Darling

Eve ry bo dy's Dar ling Substantiv, maskulin bildungssprachlich scherzhaft , der |ˈevrɪbɔdiz ˈdaːɐ̮lɪŋ (englisch: ˈdaːlɪŋ )|der Everybody's Darling; Genitiv: des Everybody's Darlings, Everybody's Darlings englisch, aus: everybody = jeder (mann ) und darling, Darling jemand, der [aufgrund seines Bemühens, allen zu gefallen und es allen recht zu machen ] überall beliebt, gern gesehen ist, Liebling

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

every

ev ery /évri / (!( 通例強勢を受ける; 非常にかたい表現や複合語では /év (ə )ri /も )) 〖原義は 「それぞれのどれもが 」〗形容詞 比較なし 〖名詞 の前で 〗語法 1 名詞 との関係 一部の用法を除いて (↓3 ), 通例単数形 C 名詞を従える. ｟コーパス ｠強意のevery bit of A (→bit 1 成句 every bit )では主に U 名詞や 代名詞 を従える (↓表現 第3例 ).2 限定詞との関係 冠詞 などの限定詞を伴うことはないが, 一部の用法でone 'sを前に伴うことはある (↓表現 第1例 ). 人称代名詞や限定された名詞句を従えるときはevery one of … を用いる .【どの …も /…ごとに 】 (!しばしば後にsingleを伴って個々を強調する ) 1 a. (全体を構成する個々に注目して ) (例外なく )どの …も , ことごとくの , «…から …まで » あらゆる «from … to …» (→each 形容詞 類義 )▸ Every house in this area is large .この地区の家はみな大きい (≒All houses [╳Every houses ] in this area are large. )▸ every vegetable from asparagus to zucchini アスパラガスからズッキーニに至るまであらゆる野菜 ▸ I have every (single ) issue of that magazine .その雑誌なら全号 (どれも )持っている b. 〖not (…) every A 〗どのAも … というわけではない (!(1 )訳語は部分否定となる; ↓第1例注記. (2 )notは通例everyより前に置く; ↓第2例注記 ) ▸ They didn't answer every question .彼らはすべての質問に答えたわけではない (!notは文全体にかかりIt is not true that they answered every question. の意; 全部否定する場合はThey didn't answer any questions (at all ).) ▸ N ó t every student (↘) passed the exam (↗).すべての学生が試験に受かったわけではない (!Every student didn't pass the exam. ()でもほぼ同じ意味を表すことがあるが, 下降調 (↘)で発音すると 「学生はだれも試験に受からなかった 」の全体否定の意を表し, ｟書 ｠ではあいまいなので避けられる ) 表現 一連の事の細部に注目する強意表現 ▸ The security camera recorded his every [╳every his ] move .防犯カメラが彼の全行動を捕らえていた ▸ I believe every word he said .彼が言った言葉をことごとく信じている ▸ John ate the chocolate, every bit of it .ジョンはそのチョコレートを食べたよ, ひとかけらも残さずにね ▸ enjoy every moment of every day 日々の一瞬一瞬を楽しむ 語法 性と数 1 every Aは単数扱いなので原則としてits, his, herなど単数形の 代名詞 で受ける ▸ Every generation has its own hero .あらゆる世代にそれぞれ英雄がいるものだ .2 ただし, 名詞 に男女両方が含まれる場合や性差別的表現を避ける意図がある場合は複数形で受けることも少なくない. ｟コーパス ｠特に ｟くだけて ｠では複数形の呼応が優勢で, 厳密に性別を意識してhis or her, his /herなどを用いるとかえって ｟かたく ｠響くことが多い ▸ Every parent [mother, father ] thinks their baby is cute .どの親 [母親, 父親 ]も自分の赤ん坊はかわいいと思っている 類義 everyとany /all everyとanyは単数形名詞と共に集団の構成員全体に言及する場合に用いられるが, every が個々の構成員に同時に目を向けるのに対して, any は構成員ひとつひとつを取り上げながら判断をする言い方 ▸ Every [Any ] child can study here .どの子供も (例外なく )[どんな子供も ]ここで勉強することができる all は複数形名詞と共に集団の構成員全体をひとまとまりに言及する場合や, 地名や単数形 C 名詞と共にすべての部分に言及する場合に用いられる ▸ All (the ) children can study here .(その )すべての子供がここで勉強することができる ▸ We were there all [every ] day .我々は1日中 [毎日 ]そこにいた 2 〖しばしば副詞句を作って 〗〖every A 〗毎A (!Aは時 (期 )を表す単数名詞 ) ; 〖every … A 〗Aごとに , Aに一度 , Aおきに (!… が基数の時Aは複数名詞; … が序数の時Aは単数名詞; ↓成句 every other A ) ▸ I watch the seven o'clock news almost every day [evening, Saturday ].ほぼ毎日 [毎夕, 毎週土曜は ]7時のニュースを見る (!(1 )╳… on every day [evening, Saturday ]としない. (2 )everyの代わりにeachを用いると, 1日1日にいっそう注目する言い方. (3 )everydayとの違いについては →everyday 形容詞 1 作文のポイント ) ▸ every year [month, week ]毎年 [月, 週 ]▸ every few days [Christmas ]数日ごとに [クリスマスにはいつも ]▸ The Olympic Games are held every four years [fourth year ].オリンピックは4年に一度開催される ▸ set stakes every three feet 3フィート (≒91cm )おきに杭 （くい ）を配置する (≒set stakes at intervals of three feet )▸ One in [(out ) of ] every three homes has an Internet connection. ≒Every third home has …3軒に1軒はインターネットと接続している (!割合の高さをいう表現 ) 【あらん限りの 】3 (可能な限りの )あらゆる 〈機会 理由など 〉, あらん限りの , 全面的な 〈自信など 〉 (!一部の抽象名詞を従えて誇張する ) ▸ have every reason to believe that ……ということを信じるもっともな理由がある ▸ at every opportunity あらゆる機会に ▸ give him every (possible ) chance 彼に (可能な限りの )あらゆる機会を与える ▸ make every effort あらゆる努力をする ▸ have every confidence 全面的な自信がある ▸ have every intention of supporting her 可能な限り彼女を支援しようと思う ▸ There is every indication [possibility ] that ……という明らかな徴候 [可能性 ]がある è very b í t as … (as A )→bit 1 .é very l à st A ｟くだけて ｠最後の1つ [1人 ]のAまで (!Aはpenny [cent ](「1円 」), bit (ひとかけら ), drop (1滴 ), detail (詳細 )などの単数名詞 ) .(è very ) n ò w and th é n [ag á in ]→now 副詞 .every one 1 /-̀-́ /〖～ one of A 〗A 〈人 物 〉はだれ [どれ ]でもみな (!Aは限定詞付き複数名詞または人称代名詞 ) ▸ Every one of the students has [｟くだけて ｠have ] to take that class .学生はみんなその授業をとらなければならない (!(1 )Every student has … よりさらに個々を強調する言い方. (2 )╳Every of the students … としない ) 語法 everyoneとの違い 1 everyoneと違って人以外にも用いる; ╳everyone of Aとしない ▸ every one of the samples 見本の1つ1つすべて .2 ｟コーパス ｠後で再び言及するときは通例theyを用いるが, Aがyouやusの場合は, その人称が受け継がれることがある ▸ Every one of us was frightened. We were thousands of miles from home .我々はだれもが恐怖を感じていた . 故郷から何千マイルも離れたところにいたのだ 2 /-́-̀ /〖前出の単数 可算 名詞を受けて 〗どれ [だれ ]もみな ▸ We need some more eggs. I ate every one this morning .もう少し卵が必要です . 今朝私が全部食べてしまったんです è very ó ther A (!Aは単数名詞 ) 1 1つおきの [隔 ]A (!Aは日 週 月 年など時を表す語, 連続物など ) ▸ every other [second ] day 1日おきに, 2日ごとに (≒every two days )(↑2 )▸ every other Saturday [episode ]隔週の土曜日 (に )[(ドラマなどの )1話おきに ]2 ほかのすべての [どの ]A 〈物 人 〉.è very s é cond A ＝every other A (1 ).è very s ì ngle [l à st ] ó ne (of A )(A 〈物 人 〉の ) (1つ [1人 ]残らず )すべて ; ありとあらゆる物 [人 ] (!every oneの強意形; 名詞句として用いられる ) .è very so ó ften ＝è very ó nce in a wh ì le (それほど頻繁ではないが )時には , たまには (occasionally ).è very t í me →time .é very T ò m, D ì ck, and H á rry ｟話 ｠(実質上制限なく )だれ (に )でも, だれにも (everyone, anyone ).é very wh ì ch w à y ｟主に米 くだけて ｠四方八方に .in é very w à y あらゆる点で (in all ways ).

 

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ev ery bod y /évribɑ̀di |-bɔ̀di / (!( every bodyと2語につづるとevery dead body (すべての死体 )の意味になる )) 代名詞 ｟よりかたく ｠＝everyone (→everyone コーパスの窓 ).

 

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ev ery day /évridèɪ, -̀--́ /形容詞 比較なし 〖名詞 の前で 〗1 毎日の 〈事 〉, 日々の (!副詞 として 「毎日 」の意味ではevery day ) ▸ in everyday life 日々の生活で ｟作文のポイント ｠彼は毎日私に電話をしてきます .× He calls me everyday .○ He calls me every day .❢副詞 のときはevery dayと2語でつづる (→every 形容詞 2 第1例 ).2 平日用の 〈物 〉, 日常の , 平生の (ordinary )▸ in one's everyday clothes ふだん着で (→Sunday best )▸ to put it in everyday language それを日常使う言葉で言うと 3 日常普通の 〈事 〉, ありふれた, 珍しくない, おもしろみのない (common )▸ an everyday occurrence 日常茶飯事 .～̀ ú se 日常的使用 .

 

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ev ery one /évriwʌ̀n /代名詞 〖単数扱い 〗 «…から …まで » だれでも (みな ), だれもかれも ; (一般に )すべての人 (everybody ) «from … to …» (↔no one , nobody ) (!everybodyよりも ｟ややかたく ｠; ↓コーパスの窓 ) ▸ Everyone is [Everyone's ] doing their best .みんな最善を尽くしています (↓語法 (1 ))▸ Could I have everyone's attention please? 皆さんちょっと聞いていただけますか ▸ The Internet is for everyone .インターネットは (広まって )大衆的なものになっている ▸ Stand in line like everyone else !ほかのみんなのように並んでください ▸ N ó t everyone (↘) can do this. (↗)だれでもみなこれができるわけではない (!日本語訳は部分否定となる (→every 1b ); 全部否定する場合はNo one [Nobody ] can do this. (だれもこれはできない )) ▸ Almost everyone agreed with that idea .ほとんど全員がその考えに同意した ▸ Everyone except [but ] John came .ジョン以外はみな来た (!except, butは 「…を除いて 」の意の 前置詞 ) ▸ Good night, everyone .お休みなさい, みなさん (!呼びかけにも用いる ) 語法 1 数の一致 ｟コーパス ｠everyone, everybody, anyone, anybody, nobody, no oneなどを主語に用いるときは, 動詞 は単数で受ける. 代名詞 で受けるときには, 三人称複数形を用いるのが最も普通で, 単数形のhis, his /her, his or herなどを用いるのはかたい言い方 (↑第1例 ). 構成員全員に同時に言及する場合は単数代名詞は使えない ▸ Everyone clapped heartily and I was glad they did .だれもが心から拍手をしてくれて, それがうれしかった (╳…he did. などとしない )2 つづり everyoneはeverybodyと同義の (複数人をひとまとまりととらえる )ときは1語に, 個に重きを置くときはevery oneと2語につづる (→成句 every one )▸ Those familiar words are in the mouth of every one .そういうありふれた言葉はだれでも使っている コーパスの窓 everyoneとeverybody ほぼ同義で用いるが, everybodyの方がくだけた語. everyoneとeverybodyの頻度差は, ｟話 ｠で6:4, ｟書 ｠で8:2程度. ｟かたく ｠ではより厳密な表現が好まれるので, except, butやfrom … to …など制限範囲を明示するような語句を従える場合は, ほぼ2:1を超える割合でeveryoneが優勢 ▸ a program for everyone from old people to youths お年寄りから若者までみんなを対象とした番組 é veryone [é verybody ] and his d ó g ｟米俗 ｠(思いつく限り )ほとんど皆, かなり大勢の人々 (!単数扱い ) .

 

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ev ery thing /évriθɪ̀ŋ / (! 通例強勢を受ける ) 代名詞 〖単数扱い 〗1 a. «…から …まで /…についての » すべての事 [物 ]; ありえるすべての事 ; あらゆる状況 , 万事 «from …to …» / «about » ▸ Everything 's changing, isn't it [╳aren't they ]?すべてが変化しつつある (!everythingは常に単数扱いで, 付加疑問文もitで受ける ) ▸ Everything that happened is history .起きたことは全部歴史だ (!everythingを先行詞にした関係代名詞には通例thatを用いwhichは ｟まれ ｠) ▸ Like everything else , it might be worth a try .ご多分に漏れずそれは試してみる価値はあるかもしれない ▸ This magazine covers everything from science to art .この雑誌は科学から芸術まであらゆる内容を網羅している ▸ I've done almost [just about, nearly ] everything that I could .僕にできる事はほとんどすべてやった ▸ I know where everything is .何がどこにあるのかわかっている 表現 everythingを使った日常表現 ▸ Everything is all right [fine, ｟くだけて ｠OK ].すべて順調だ (!Every thing is … はより強意的 ) ▸ Everything 's [Everything is, Everything will be ] all right. ≒｟くだけて ｠Everything 's gonna be alright .(励まして )万事うまくいくさ (!all rightの代わりに (just ) fine, great, ｟くだけて ｠OKなども用いられる ) ▸ Thank you [｟よりくだけて ｠Thanks ] for everything .いろいろとありがとうございます ▸ How's everything going? お変わりありませんか (!How's everything ?より丁寧 ) ▸ (Is ) everything okay? 元気かい ; (物事が )うまくいっていますか ; (ウェイターなどが )お味はいかがですか ▸ Is everything all right here? (ウェイターなどが )ご注文はすべてそろっておりますか b. 〖not (…) everything 〗すべてが …というわけではない (!訳語は部分否定となる ) ▸ You don't know everything about me .君は私のことをすべて知っているわけではない (!notは文全体にかかりIt is not true that you know everything about me. の意; 全否定の場合はYou don't know anything [You know nothing ] about me .) c. 〖everything C 〗Cであるものすべて (!Cは 形容詞 ; 本来everything that is Cなどの省略形 ) ▸ I've done everything possible to win .勝つためにできるだけのことをやった ▸ This kit contains everything necessary .このキットには必要なものがすべて入っている 2 〖be /mean everything 〗〈人 物 事などが 〉【人にとって 】最も大切なものだ , すべてである (all ) «to » (↔nothing )▸ My father was everything to me .父は私にとってかけがえのない人でした ▸ Winning isn't everything .勝つことがすべてではない (!部分否定; ↑1 b ) ▸ Health means everything .健康がすべてだ above é verything (è lse )＝above all (else ).A and é verything ｟くだけた話 ｠Aなどなど, Aも含め (関係ある [必要な ]もの )全部 (!Aはいくつかの語 (句 )を列挙する場合もある ) .be [have ] é verything A w à nt 〈人が 〉A 〈人 〉が «…に » 求めているあらゆるものを持っている, 完璧な «…» だ «in » .h à ve [g è t ] é verything (g ó ing for A )〈人 物などが 〉(A 〈人 物など 〉に必要な )望ましい条件を備えている [手に入れる ], すべてがそろっている [をそろえる ].I've s è en [h è ard ] é verything .｟話 ｠(信じがたいものを見て [聞いて ])驚いたね .

 

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ev ery where /évri (h )wèə r /副詞 比較なし 1 «…から …まで » あらゆるところで [へ ], すべての場所で [へ ], どこで [へ ]も ; あちこちで [へ ], 方々で [へ ](｟主に米 ｠everyplace ) «from … to …» (!｟コーパス ｠文字通り 「すべての 」場所でなくとも, 言及されている場所 地点が多い場合に幅広く用いられる ) ▸ travel (almost ) everywhere in [through ] Japan 日本中の (ほとんど )ありとあらゆるところを旅する ▸ I'll go to New York and everywhere else to get the job .職を得るためならニューヨークだろうがどこだろうが飛んで行くよ ▸ Nowadays computers are everywhere .最近はコンピュータはどこにでもある [非常に一般的だ ]▸ encourage people everywhere to unite 全世界の人々に団結を促す (!直前の 名詞 を修飾していることに注意 ) ▸ everywhere from magazines to the Internet 雑誌からインターネットに至るまであらゆる所で 2 〖文の前で接続詞的に 〗どこに [へ , で ]…しても ▸ Everywhere [Wherever ] you go, you can't feel relaxed .どこへ行こうと心は安まらないだろう A , A, everywhere .どこを見ても (いたるところ )Aばかり (!出典は英国の詩人Coleridgeの The Ancient Mariner の一節 Water, water, everywhere ) .名詞 U あらゆる [すべての ]場所 ▸ students (coming ) from everywhere 各地から集まった学生 ▸ Everywhere is deserted .どこも人気 （ひとけ ）がない