each
word
/ˈitʃ/
eech
/ˈiːtʃ/
eech
Definition
Used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, considered separately.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used with singular countable nouns (e.g., each person, each day). Often interchangeable with 'every' but 'each' stresses individuals separately. Typically used in formal and informal English. Avoid confusion with 'every' which implies the group as a whole.
Spanish: cadaPortuguese (BR): cadaPortuguese (PT): cadaChinese (Simplified): 每个Chinese (Traditional): 每個Hindi: प्रत्येकArabic: كلBengali: প্রত্যেক - প্রতিRussian: каждыйJapanese: それぞれ - 各Vietnamese: mỗiKorean: 각Turkish: her - her biriUrdu: ہرIndonesian: setiap
Example Sentences
Each student has a book.
basic
We gave each child a toy.
basic
The gifts were placed on each chair.
basic
Each of us has a different opinion.
natural
She smiled at each guest warmly.
natural
I call my parents each weekend.
natural