every

გამოთქმა: /ˈɛvri/

Universal

used before a singular noun to refer to all the individual members of a set without exception:the hotel assures every guest of personal attention [with possessive determiner]:the children hung on his every word
used before an amount to indicate how often something happens:tours are every thirty minutes they had every third week off
(used for emphasis) all possible; the utmost:you have every reason to be disappointed

every bit as: (in comparisons) quite as:the planning should be every bit as enjoyable as the event itself
every inch: see inch¹.
every last (or every single): used to emphasize that every member of a group is included:unbelievers, every last one of them
every man has his price: proverb everyone is open to bribery if the inducement offered is large enough.
every now and again (or now and then): from time to time; occasionally: I used to see him every now and then
every other (or every second): each alternate in a series:I train with weights every other day the auctions are held every second week
every so often: from time to time; occasionally: every so often I need a laugh to stay sane
every time: without exception:Maris Piper potatoes cook beautifully every time
every which way: in all directions:my feet went every which way; by all available means:since then he has tried every which way to avoid contact with his ex

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