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always

/ˈɔːl.weɪz/

Traducción: Adverbio de frecuencia que significa 'en todo momento' o 'en cada caso'. Indica que una acción o estado es constante, sin excepciones, y es uno de los adverbios más comunes del inglés.

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adverb

/ˈɔːl.weɪz/A1formal
  • esAdverbio de frecuencia que significa 'en todo momento' o 'en cada caso'. Indica que una acción o estado es constante, sin excepciones, y es uno de los adverbios más comunes del inglés.

An adverb of frequency meaning 'at all times' or 'on every occasion.' It indicates that an action or state is constant, without exception, and is one of the most common adverbs in English.

  1. At all timesA1formal

    On every occasion; without exception.

    esen todo momento

    • She always arrives on time for work.
    • The sun always rises in the east.
    • He always brushes his teeth before bed.

    Sinónimosconstantlycontinuallyforeverinvariablyperpetuallyunfailingly

    Antónimosnever

  2. Forever or for all timeA2formal

    For an infinite or indefinite period; permanently.

    esSiempre (por tiempo indefinido o eterno)

    • I will always remember our trip to Paris.
    • Their love will last always.
    • This song will always be a classic.

    Sinónimoseternallyeverlastinglyevermoreforeverpermanently

  3. Repeatedly or regularlyA1informal

    Used to emphasize that something happens very often or is a habit.

    essiempre

    • He is always complaining about the weather.
    • She is always helping others in need.
    • They are always late to the meetings.

    Sinónimosconsistentlyconstantlycontinuallyhabituallyinvariablyperpetuallyregularlyrepeatedly

    Antónimosnever

Formas
  • more always comparative form
  • most always superlative form
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