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every /'evri/ adjetivo

(each): ~ room was searched se registraron todas las habitaciones;
~ minute is precious cada minuto es precioso;
she comes ~ month viene todos los meses

(indicating recurrence) cada;
~ three days, ~ third day cada tres días;
~ other day un día sí, otro no, día por medio (CS, Per);
~ so often cada tanto, de vez en cuando

(very great, all possible): they have ~ confidence in us confían plenamente en nosotros;
she made ~ effort to satisfy him hizo lo indecible por satisfacerlo

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every ['evrɪ] adjetivo
1   cada, todo,-a: every day is a new adventure, cada día es una nueva aventura
     I wish you every success, te deseo todo el éxito posible
     every one of us, todos,-as (y cada uno,-a de) nosotros,-as
2   (indica repetición) every day, todos los días
     every now and then, de vez en cuando
     every other day, cada dos días ➣ Ver nota en cada

Compound Forms:
call sb every name under the sun	v	(hurl insults at sb)	insultar de arriba abajo loc verb
			lanzar una sarta de insultos contra alguien loc verb
			llamar de todo loc verb
Cuando descubrió el engaño lo llamó de todo.
			decirle (a alguien) de qué se va a morir loc verb
		España fam	poner a parir / poner a caer de un burro loc verb
each and every			cada adj
each and every one			cada uno pron
every last one of his relatives			cada uno de sus parientes
from every quarter	adv	(from every direction, from everyone)	desde todos los rincones loc adv
When the player came onto the field, there were cheers from every quarter.
			de los cuatro costados loc adv
Cuando el presidente subió al palco recibió abucheos de los cuatro costados.
have a finger in every pie			estar metido en varios asuntos diferentes v
have a finger in every pie			estar en todos los fregados loc
have a finger in every pie			estar en misa y repicando loc
have every intention			tener toda la intención v
have every intention of			tener toda la intención de v
in every direction			en todas las direcciones
in every instance			en cada caso
in every place			en cada lugar
in every quarter			en todas partes
in every region			en cada región
in every respect			en todos los aspectos
on every side			en cada lado

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100-fold improvement every 10 years
a cada gocho - every dog
A little bit every day
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and each and every provision thereof is binding upon each of - legal
And every thought of others is effaced...
And every waking hour
and now he just rolled his eyes at her every time he saw her looking at the newspaper
And to every single soul... - grammar
any and every
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around every corner
as he had every time I'd called from Ireland
As long as I switch every time
As long as switch every time
as per every two months
asistente = member of de audience in every context?
at every opportunity
at least not every week
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English:

annoy - bash out - begrudge - bother - busy signal - butt in - checkup - cloud - convenience - day - deny - deploy - description - dust - effort - everyday - excel - exercise - expect - for - inch - length - man - meet - milk - minister - misspell - mist - mow - newspaper - not - now - other - particular - practice - practise - rainbow - respect - second - single - time - work out - alternate - any - bit - count - hourly - indulge - intention - likelihood

Spanish:

alterna - alterno - bicho - boca - cada - caminar - contingente - Cristo - destinada - destinado - desvelarse - diariamente - dos - dueña - dueño - ejercicio - envidiar - estrechamiento - estudio - hombre - importar - parrafada - pasar - paso - por - promedio - quincenalmente - rato - salvarse - sí - toda - todo - trimestralmente - una - uno - verde - vez - automático - capricho - ciudadano - cuando - cuanto - día - diario - extensión - facilidad - feliz - ganar - gimnasia - indicar

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