every

every
{'evri}
pron всеки
EVERY other/second всеки втори, през
EVERY other day през ден
EVERY three days през два дни, всеки трети ден
EVERY now and then/and again, EVERY once in a while, EVERY so often от време на време, понякога
EVERY bit/whit разг. във всяко отношение, напълно, съвършено, най-малко поне
she is EVERY bit of fifty тя има поне/най-малко петдесет години, he is EVERY bit as old as I той е поне толкова стар, колкото мен
EVERY here and there тук-там
EVERY which way ам. разг. от/на всички страни, навсякъде
EVERY last sl. всeки/всички без изключение
EVERY mother's son, EVERY man Jack of them разг. всички до един
I have EVERY reason/there is EVERY reason to believe him имам пълно основание да му вярвам
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{'evri} pron всеки; every other/second всеки втори, през; every other d
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всеки;
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1. every bit/whit разг. във всяко отношение, напълно, съвършено, най-малко поне 2. every here and there тук-там 3. every last sl. всeки/всички без изключение 4. every mother's son, every man jack of them разг. всички до един 5. every now and then/and again, every once in a while, every so often от време на време, понякога 6. every other day през ден 7. every other/second всеки втори, през 8. every three days през два дни, всеки трети ден 9. every which way ам. разг. от/на всички страни, навсякъде 10. i have every reason/there is every reason to believe him имам пълно основание да му вярвам 11. pron всеки 12. she is every bit of fifty тя има поне/най-малко петдесет години, he is every bit as old as i той е поне толкова стар, колкото мен
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every[´evri] adj всеки; not \every family has a car не всяко семейство има кола; \every now and then (again), \every once in a while, \every so often от време на време; понякога; \every so often, she goes to London от време на време тя ходи до Лондон; he is \every bit of fifty той е вече навършил поне 50 години; you are \every bit as clever as he is ти си точно толкова умен, колкото него; \every other (second) week всяка втора седмица; през седмица; I visited her once \every six months посещавах я веднъж на всеки шест месеца; \every which way разг. от всички страни, отвсякъде; with \every good wish с всички най-добри пожелания.

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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