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Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:

ever /'evər / || /'evə(r)/ adverbio

1. (at any time): have you ~ visited London? ¿has estado en Londres (alguna vez)?;
   nobody ~ comes to see me nunca viene nadie a verme;
   hardly ~ casi nunca

2. (after comp or superl): these are our worst ~ results estos son los peores resultados que hemos tenido hasta ahora;
   the situation is worse than ~ la situación está peor que nunca

3. (always, constantly) as ever como siempre;
   ever since: ~ since we first saw her desde que la vimos por primera vez;
   we've been friends ~ since somos amigos desde entonces;
   for ever para siempre

4. (as intensifier): when will you ~ learn? ¿cuándo vas a aprender?;
   thanks ~ so much (esp BrE colloq) muchísimas gracias

ever: evergreen~green adjetivo ‹tree/shrub› de hoja perenne;
everlasting~lasting /'evər'læstɪŋ / ||/ˌevə'lɑ:stɪŋ/ adjetivo
eterno

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

ever ['evəʳ] adverbio
1   nunca, jamás
     better than ever, mejor que nunca ➣ Ver nota en nunca 2 (interrogativo o negativo) alguna vez: have you ever been in Quito?, ¿has estado alguna vez en Quito?
     nothing ever happens here, aquí nunca sucede nada
3   hardly ever, casi nunca
4   siempre: they lived happily ever after, vivieron felices y comieron perdices
     for ever, para siempre
     for ever and ever, para siempre jamás
5   (después de superlativos) de todos los tiempos
     GB the greatest footballer ever, el mejor futbolista de todos los tiempos
6   (uso enfático) what ever do you mean?, ¿qué diablos quieres decir?
     why ever not?, ¿y por qué no?

ever: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2009

Compound Forms:
did you ever			¿alguna vez has…?
first-ever	adj	(incorrect spelling of first ever)	el primero nm
first-ever	adj	(incorrect spelling of first ever)	forma incorrecta de first ever
hardly ever			casi nunca adv
if ever			si alguna vez
more than ever			más que nunca
scarcely ever			casi nunca adv
seldom if ever			rara vez si alguna
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'Cause all I ever wanted's so far gone
After 5 years, I love you more than ever."
all he could ever want
all I ever have
All I ever need is you.
All I ever want.......
All I ever want/ all I always.. - grammar
All I Have Ever Known
All I have ever wanted - grammar
All that is will be or ever was
all were taking an ever heavier toll on my spirits.
Am I ever going to get better?
an ever closer Union
An ever-expanding army of non-governmental organisations
And all that I'll ever be
And they lived happily ever after. THE END.
and when would Harry ever let that happen again
any funny business what so ever
are you ever coming back?
Are you ever? - grammar
as always/as ever
as awful as ever (a joke)
as bright as ever
as brutal a lot of adventurers as had ever been assembled
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'ever' also found in these entries:

English:

be - best - consider - despair - display - fascinating - forever - goings-on - hardly - never - occur - out - since - worst - anything - e'er - place

Spanish:

casi - desde - doblarse - jamás - mayor - mendicidad - mustia - mustio - nunca - peor - siempre - siglo - más - poco - uso - vez

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