every
word
/ˈɛvɝi/, /ˈɛvɹi/
EV-ree
/ˈɛvɹi/
EV-ree
Definition
Used to refer to all the individual members of a group without exception.
Usage & Nuances
Always followed by singular countable nouns (e.g., every day, every student). Often confused with 'each' but 'every' emphasizes the whole group collectively. Formal and neutral in tone.
Spanish: cada - todoPortuguese (BR): cada - todoPortuguese (PT): cada - todoChinese (Simplified): 每个 - 每一Chinese (Traditional): 每個 - 每一Hindi: हरArabic: كلBengali: প্রত্যেক - প্রতি - সবRussian: каждыйJapanese: 毎 - すべての (フォーマル)Vietnamese: mỗi - mọiKorean: 모든 - 각각의Turkish: herUrdu: ہرIndonesian: setiap
Example Sentences
Every student must bring their own book.
basic
Every child loves to play outside.
basic
She visits her grandmother every Sunday.
basic
Every now and then, I like to watch old movies.
natural
Every single person here was impressed by the speech.
natural
He goes to the gym every morning before work.
natural