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ListenChinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 386)
- 每
- [měi]
- 1. every, each
- 2. every time
- things that oppose each other also complement each other; be both opposite and complementary to each other; oppose each other and yet also complement each other
- each shining more brilliantly in the other's company; bring out the best in each other; complement each other
- 争执不下
- [zhēngzhíbúxià]
- each stands (or holds) his ground; each sticks to his own stand; each sticks to his guns
- 1. Face to face.
- 2. Can see each other (fig.) In succession.
- 3. To confront each other, stand facing each other.
English Dictionary (1-1 of 1)
- 1. every (one) of two or more considered individually
- 2. ( as pronoun )
- 3. for, to, or from each one; apiece
- 4. Old English æ lc; related to Old High German e ogil i h, Old Frisian ellik, Dutch elk
- 5. each is a singular pronoun and should be used with a singular form of a verb: each of the candidates was (not were ) interviewed separately
Examples (1-5 of 756)
- Each speaker is allotted five minutes.
- 每个发言人规定讲五分钟。 → allot
- at five cents each
- (价格)5分一个 → at
- Euclid's axiom that things equal to the same thing are equal to each other.
- 欧几里得关于等同于同一事物之物互相之间相等的公理说 → axiom
- each contributing to victory in his degree
- 每人对胜利都有不同程度的贡献 → degree
- Each and "either" are distributive words.
- “each”和“either”是个体词。 → distributive
