ever如何读

英:[ˈevə(r)]

美:[ˈevər]

ever英汉释义

adv.(副词)
  1. 在任何时候; 在某时; 有时; 从来 at any time
  2. 不断地; 总是always
  3. 究竟,到底 on earth

ever是什么意思

adv. (副词)
  1. 在任何时候
  2. 究竟,到底
  3. 始终
  4. 曾经
  5. 从来
  6. 总是,老是
  7. 永远
  8. 确实
  9. 至今
  10. <美><口>非常
  11. 不断地
  12. 比以往任何时候
  13. 你曾…过吗
  14. 自从

ever自然拼读

ev·er

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ever词根

词根:ever

adv.

evermore 永远,始终;今后

ever英英释义

Adverb

1. at any time;

"did you ever smoke?"

"the best con man of all time"

2. at all times; all the time and on every occasion;

"I will always be there to help you"

"always arrives on time"

"there is always some pollution in the air"

"ever hoping to strike it rich"

"ever busy"

3. (intensifier for adjectives) very;

"she was ever so friendly"

ever词组

for ever永远;总是

ever sinceadv. 从那时到现在

as ever一直,依旧

ever more永远;始终

never ever绝不,从不

for ever and ever永远

ever so及其,非常

ever a任何一个 

ever so much非常;万分

ever词源中文解释

古英语 æfre 意为“永远,任何时候,总是”; 其起源不确定,在任何其他日耳曼语中都没有同源词; 可能是 a in feore 的缩写,字面意思是“生命中永远”(表达式 a to fore 在古英语文献中很常见)。第一个元素几乎肯定与古英语 a “总是,永远” 有关,来自原始日耳曼语 *aiwi-,是 PIE 词根 *aiw- “生命力,生命; 长寿,永恒”的扩展形式。Liberman 表示第二个元素是比较级形容词后缀 -re。

有时在方言和诗歌中缩写为 e'er。 Ever 在古英语晚期开始被用作一种概括或强调 when 、what 、where 等的方式。意义的演变是从“任何时候,以任何方式”到“在任何特定时间; 在某个时候; 在任何情况下”。Ever so 意为“到任何程度”,记录于 1680 年代。表达式 did you ever?(暗示“看到/做过/听说过这样的事情吗?”)可追溯到 1840 年。

ever词源英文解释

Middle English, from Old English ǣfre

The first known use of ever was before the 12th century

ever儿童词典英英释义

everlasting1 of 2adjective

lasting forever : eternal

going on for a long time or for too long

everlasting complaints

keeping form or color for a long time when dried

everlasting flowers

everlasting2 of 2noun

a plant with everlasting flowers

an everlasting flower

evergreen1 of 2adjective

having leaves that remain green and functional through more than one growing season compare deciduous

most conifers are evergreen trees

evergreen2 of 2noun

an evergreen plantalso: conifer

plural twigs and branches of evergreen plants used for decoration

evergreen1 of 2adjective

having leaves that remain green and functional through more than one growing season compare deciduous

most conifers are evergreen trees

evergreen2 of 2noun

an evergreen plantalso: conifer

plural twigs and branches of evergreen plants used for decoration

evergladenoun

a low-lying tract of swampy or marshy land

everadverb

at all times : always

ever faithful

at any time

has this ever been done before

in any way : at all

how can I ever thank you

—used especially with so to give more force to a word

thank you ever so much

ever 例句

1 “Have you ever heard of a ‘sport’ called cockfighting?”

2 “But I know him better than you do, better than you will ever know him. Do you know why he’s down there practicing his shooting tonight?”

3 The prairie was flatter than anything I had ever seen.

4 “I think that Oscar is the most brilliant bloke I’ve ever met, not to mention, way hot, and ladies and gentlemen, what a lean he has.”

5 “The dumbest part is that then he tells me that he doesn’t believe anyone ever actually landed on the moon!”

6 He stretched, his leg ever so slightly and accidentally knocked over one of the whiskey bottles with a crash.

7 There was that butterfly feeling jumping in my gut, because ever since last fall I'd become overly hesitant and anxious, and every time I had to make a decision, I was stunned into wide-eyed inaction.

8 She had given me the best gift ever.

9 He had forgotten—if he had ever known—that he punished because he wished he could be loved as Aron was loved.

10 I’d wait for him to tell me the rest in his own time, if that ever even came.

11 “Neither you nor I must ever do that, any more than a suicide.”

12 Egyptian civilization has long been regarded as the most rigid and conservative ever.

13 In her dreams she danced with the beautiful prince, who fed her the most delicious foods she had ever tasted and bestowed one kiss upon her lips every night.

14 Angular and elegant, he was precariously thin, with nervous hands and a shrewd albino face and a short, fiery mop of the reddest hair I had ever seen.

15 As the speed increases, they swing in ever widening circles, lengthening as they gain momentum.

16 Poor Honoria had lived in mortal fear of electricity ever since.

17 Thomas thought about how he’d always felt a connection to her, ever since she arrived in the Glade.

18 Nothing even remotely like this has ever happened to him.

19 He was the funniest-looking boy, or man—it was hard to tell which he was—she had ever seen.

20 Did you ever discover who did it?

你到底发现是谁干的了 吗 ?

ever 同义词

1 任何时候

any day

7 非常

hell-fired one great such high big incredible extreme vast terrible supreme unlimited extraordinary violent precious damn awful sore terrific shocking mortal piping fearful almighty monumental first-class blooming ferocious excruciating equatorial unholy rousing howling crass frightful devilish stinking thundering fiendish dripping exceeding surpassing bally deuced gey all-fired dad-blamed dad-blasted dad-burned SO just some most way very much right too something full real quite extremely plenty proper bone perfectly incredibly greatly deeply passing sadly surprisingly deadly fucking mighty bloody overly exceptionally hugely remarkably terribly vastly immensely unusually whopping tremendously infinitely excessively flipping horribly cracking exceedingly extraordinarily damned jolly wondrous awfully sorely roaring cursed woefully heartily madly thrice mightily eminently fabulously deathly divinely singularly hellish cruelly darned ruddy phenomenally helluva mortally beastly thumping spanking rattling uncommonly dreadfully fearfully terrifically egregiously monstrously monumentally fiendishly frightfully aplenty vera whacking overmuch colossally hellishly screamingly inexpressibly clinking staving damnably deplorably surpassingly perishing molto muchly corking confoundedly deucedly unco tarnation perishingly immortally goldurn cursedly unlimitedly parlously tarnal and sight a devil of a more than somewhat above measure out of measure to a high degree ever such a deuce of a the deuce of a to the nail like a brick like bricks ad extremum as all get out for all get out like all get out and how a great deal good and by far a good deal a most a hell of a as anything ever so fine and more than a little to a degree a heck of a a hell of a lot to a great extent nothing if not far and away the worst way no end of like a ton of bricks choice signal exceptional remarkable singular towering egregious preternatural far extra rarely bitter materially parlous sopping all too right down not a little a devil of an out of all Scotch like sin fit to bust terminal tremendous blasted assai dirty that all so well enough easily highly absolutely seriously badly mega filthy dearly stonking lot deal excess per- a devil of all that even so a whole lot no end only too to bits not half as sin freaking deep serious prize fabulous bleeding cruel dire frantic raging concerted ungodly freaky doggone shitless confounded plaguey duper gosh-awful pretty simply nation lots super mainly furthest boiling hefty rotten monstrous daisy blinking worst ripping licking tearing mondo blamed swingeing beaucoup dooms braw consumedly gradely mob a vast deal quite too all to pieces more than as hell to pieces rare and never so like fun as you please to the wide

11 在任何时候

any time anytime whenever at any time

15 假如

exempli gratia

16 愈加

even

17 反复地

repeatedly tautologically

19 置于 之后

some

26 要是

so

37 尽量

main home

ever 短语相关

rarely/seldom if ever ever and anon ever so ever changing rarely/seldom ever ever such ever after Yours ever if it's the last thing someone (ever) does lived happily ever after

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