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BNC: 210 COCA: 172
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determiner /ˈevri/
Every is generally used before a singular countable noun. The only exceptions are at Sense 2, where every can be used in phrases like ‘every three hours', and at Sense 3. 一般用在单数可数名词前。唯一的例外为其义项2和义项3。在义项2中， every 可以用在像every three hours （每3个小时）这样的短语中。
A noun subject that follows every is used with a singular verb. every 后跟名词作主语时，动词用单数形式。
In formal writing, a pronoun or possessive adjective that refers to a subject with every is usually singular: 在正式文体中，回指every修饰的主语的代词或所有格形容词通常用单数: Every employee has his or her own key to the building. 每个员工自己都有大楼的钥匙。 However, in conversation and in informal writing these pronouns and possessive adjectives are often plural: 但在交谈和非正式文体中，这样的代词和所有格形容词经常用复数: Every employee has their own key to the building. 每个员工自己都有大楼的钥匙。
  1. 1
    used for referring to all the people or things of a particular type or in a particular group, or all the parts of something 每个；每一

    Every bedroom has its own private bathroom. 每个卧室都有独立卫生间。

    She wrote to every member of the committee. 她给委员会的每一位委员都写了信。

    I can remember every detail of our conversation. 我能记得我们谈话的每个细节。

    every single (=used for emphasis) 每一个（用于强调） :

    This is a decision that affects every single one of us. 这是个影响到我们每一个人的决定。

    every inch/moment/word (=used for emphasizing that you mean the whole of something) 每一英寸/每时每刻/每一个词 :

    A wonderful experience! I enjoyed every moment of it. 多么美妙的体验啊！每时每刻我都很开心。

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  2. 2
    used for showing how often something happens or how far apart things are, especially when there is a regular time or distance between them 每；每隔
    every day/every two hours/every few miles etc :

    You should take one tablet every four hours. 你应该每4个小时吃一片药。

    There are army checkpoints every few miles along the road. 沿路每隔几英里就设有一个军队检查站。

    every other day/week/month etc (=on the first, third, fifth etc days, weeks, or months) 每隔一天/一周/一个月等 :

    I have to work every other weekend. 我隔周末上班。

    The committee meets every other month. 每隔一个月委员会碰一次头。

    every now and again/every now and then/every so often/every once in a while (=sometimes but not often) 不时地；有时地 :

    Every so often he would stop work and look towards the gate. 他不时会停下工作，朝大门望望。

    Every now and then (=not too frequently) an event occurs that changes public attitudes. 时不时地就会有改变公众态度的事件发生。

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  3. 3
    used for showing how common something is by giving a number as a part of a larger number 每…之中的

    Almost one in every five computers was found to be faulty. 几乎每5台电脑中就有1台被发现有缺陷。

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  4. 4
    used before some words for emphasis （用在某些词前起强调作用）
    every reason/sign/intention etc :

    The team has every reason to feel proud after last night's stunning performance. 有了昨晚的出色表现，利兹队有充足的理由感到自豪。

    The economy shows every sign of making a strong recovery. 有充分的迹象表明经济在强势复苏。

    We wish you both every happiness in your future life together. 我们希望你们俩在将来的共同生活中能够非常幸福。

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See also
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Get It Right!: every
The pronoun every is usually used with a singular noun:
✗ Every people has the right to live without fear of crime.
✓ Every person has the right to live without fear of crime.
✗ You can't blame the parents for every mistakes of their children.
✓ You can't blame the parents for every mistake of their children.
However, plural nouns are used in these patterns, for talking about how often something happens:
▪   every few + plural noun
▪   every + number + plural noun
He pulled out his watch every few seconds.
On average, we meet for three hours every ten days.
If something happens each day, you say that it happens every day:
In the dry season, they move camp every day.
➡  everyday
Don't confuse every one (two words) and everyone (one word):
✗ It is useful for every one to watch the news.
✓ It is useful for everyone to watch the news.
Every one means ‘each one':
The government signed 453 treaties with the Native Americans and broke every one.
Everyone has the same meaning as everybody, and means ‘all people'.
Walking benefits everyone.
Every one is often followed by of:
It will require the support of every one of you.
Most of the pronouns that start with every are written as one word: everyone, everything, everybody, everywhere. The exception is every time, which is always written as two words:
✗ Having a child changes every thing in a couple's life.
✓ Having a child changes everything in a couple's life.
✗ Everytime I see the prisoners, it reminds me of animals kept in captivity.
✓ Every time I see the prisoners, it reminds me of animals kept in captivity.
BNC: 210 COCA: 172
BNC: 210 COCA: 172

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