each

• 用于指代群体中的每一个单独的人或事物。

Used to refer to every individual or item in a group.

1. Every individual in a groupA1formal

   Used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, considered separately.

   每个

   • Each student must complete the assignment.
   • She gave a gift to each child at the party.
   • Each book on the shelf is carefully organized.

   同义词allevery

2. Every single oneA1formal

   Used to emphasize that every individual item or person is included.

   每一个

   • Each piece of furniture was handmade.
   • He checked each document for errors.
   • Each day brings new opportunities.

   同义词everyevery last

   反义词nonone

• 主要用作限定词或代词，表示“每一个单独的人或事物”或“两个或两个以上中的每一个”，逐个考虑。在一些过时或法律语境中可作副词，表示“每件”或“每人”，但这种用法现已罕见。

Primarily used as a determiner or pronoun meaning "every individual" or "every one of two or more," considered separately. It can function adverbially in some archaic or legal contexts to mean "apiece" or "for each one," but this usage is now rare.

1. IndividuallyA1formal

   Used to refer to every person or thing in a group separately.

   各自

   • The tickets cost $10 each.
   • She gave a book to each of the children.
   • They were paid $15 each for their work.

   同义词individuallyrespectivelyseparately

   反义词collectivelytogether

2. RespectivelyB1formal

   Used to indicate that something applies separately to two or more people or things in the order mentioned.

   分别

   • The students and teachers received awards each for their achievements.
   • The two projects cost $5,000 and $7,000 each.
   • The three winners received a trophy and a certificate each.

• 指一组人或事物中的每一个，单独地、逐一地看待。

A determiner used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, regarded and identified separately.

1. Individual reference within a groupA2formal

   Used before a singular noun to refer to every single member of a group of two or more people or things, emphasizing them individually rather than as a whole.

   群体中的个体指代

   • Each student has a textbook.
   • She held a bag in each hand.
   • Each day brings new opportunities.

2. Frequency or distributionB1formal

   Used to indicate that something happens or applies to every individual unit of time, price, or measure.

   频率或分配

   • The pills should be taken each morning.
   • They cost $5 each.
   • We meet each week.