every

• Adjetivo que indica cada uno de los miembros de un grupo sin excepción, a menudo antepuesto a sustantivos en singular; también puede significar 'todos los' de manera distributiva.

An adjective used to indicate each member of a group without exception, often used in front of singular nouns.

1. All members of a groupA1formal

   Used to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception.

   cada (todos los miembros de un grupo)

   • Every student must complete the assignment.
   • She knows every person in her neighborhood.
   • Every apple in the basket was fresh.

   Sinónimosalleach

2. Each of a recurring intervalA1formal

   Indicating recurrence at regular intervals of time or space.

   cada (intervalo recurrente)

   • The train arrives every hour.
   • We meet every Monday for a team discussion.
   • There is a lamp post every ten meters along the road.

3. Emphasizing totalityA2formal

   Used to emphasize the completeness or inclusiveness of something.

   enfatizando totalidad

   • He gave the matter every consideration.
   • We made every effort to solve the problem.
   • She has every reason to be proud of her achievement.

   Sinónimosalleach

   Antónimosnonone

• Determinante que se refiere a cada miembro de un grupo sin excepción, enfatizando la individualidad. También puede indicar una frecuencia o periodicidad total.

A determiner used to refer to all the individual members of a set or group without exception. It is used with singular countable nouns.

1. Individual members of a groupA1formal

   Used with singular countable nouns to refer to all the people or things in a group, considered one by one. It emphasizes the individual rather than the collective.

   cada (individualmente)

   • Every student passed the exam.
   • I check my email every day.
   • Every house on the street was painted white.

2. Frequency and regularityA2formal

   Used to indicate that something happens at regular intervals or repeatedly without fail.

   con periodicidad

   • The bus comes every ten minutes.
   • We meet every other week.
   • She visits her grandparents every Sunday.

3. Emphasis on totality (with abstract nouns)B2formal

   Used with certain abstract nouns to emphasize the completeness or extent of a quality or feeling.

   énfasis en la totalidad (con sustantivos abstractos)

   • I have every confidence in you.
   • You have every right to be angry.
   • There is every reason to believe him.