Definition Synonyms
Definition of each - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
individualsreferring to every individual in a group
- Each of the students received a certificate.
Determiner
individual itemsqualifies a singular noun indicating all items individually
- Each student received a certificate.
Adjective
individual itemsevery individual item in a group
- Each student received a certificate.
Adverb
quantityrefers to every one of two or more individuals or items
- They cost five dollars each..
Expressions with each
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considering all possible outcomes or directions
She planned each way to ensure success.
hinder each other's progress or actions
The two workers got in each other's way on the project.
well suited to be romantic partners
They are truly made for each other.
accidentally hit each other while moving
They bumped into each other in the crowded hallway.
neutralize each other's effects completely
The two forces cancel each other out, leaving no movement.
all items or people without exception
Each and every student must attend the meeting.
everyone has different views and opinions
He loves modern art, each to their own.
spend nearly all time together with almost no personal space
They live in each other's pockets and rarely spend an evening apart.
collide accidentally with each other
The two cars run into each other at the intersection.
develop a mutual liking quickly
They took to each other immediately at the party.
in a state of intense conflict
The siblings were at each other's throats all day.
compete intensely for the same goal
The candidates crawled over each other for the promotion.
everyone has their own preferences or choices
She likes jazz, and he likes rock; each to one's own.
spend a lot of time together closely
They live in each other's pocket and do everything together.
handle daily events without worrying about the future
She decided to take each day as it comes.
argue intensely causing emotional harm
The couple tore each other apart during the argument.
everyone has their own preferences and tastes
She likes pineapple on pizza, but to each their own.
happening every week without exception
She visits her grandmother each week.
every one in a known group, taken separately
I thanked the students and spoke to each of them.
emphasizing every member of a group
She gave a gift to each one of them.
referring to every individual item in a specific group
Each one of those books has a unique story.
referring to every individual in a group
Each one of you has a unique talent.
used to show mutual actions or feelings
They hugged each other tightly.
connects two clauses to show something happens whenever another thing happens
Each time I call, she answers quickly.
Origin of each
Old English, ælc (every) + -lic (like)
Terms with each included in their meaning
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unlike others
not the same as another or each other
medical
each of the five digits on the hand
arrangement
line of objects arranged next to each other
digit
each of the digits on the foot of a human or animal
daily
happens each day without exception
daily
happening at the end of each day
finance
small coins worth one cent each
games
board game for two players with 16 pieces each
individual items
each individual item or person in a group
all inclusive
each one without exception
couple or duo
two people associated with each other
fraction
each of four equal parts
arrangement
pile of objects placed on top of each other
grammar
emphasizes each individual in a group
alternating
each second one in a series
frequency
happening each day without missing any day
companionship
accompany each other to a place
physical contact
holding each other's hands while walking
frequency
happening or measured for each day
rate
for each hour
distribution
for each individual in a group
physical
move objects closer to each other
academic period
period each year when students attend school classes
literal
positioned next to each other closely
Examples of each in a sentence
Each of the books was signed by the author. Each apple was carefully inspected for quality. Each member of the team contributed to the project. Each book on the shelf was dusty. Each apple in the basket was ripe. The apples were priced at one dollar each.
Each of the students received a certificate.
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- French:chacun, chaque, ...
- German:jeder, ...
- Italian:ciascuno, ogni, ...
- Spanish:cada, ...
- Portuguese:cada, ...
- Chinese:每个, ...
- Japanese:それぞれ, 各, ...
- Arabic:كُلّ, كل, ...
- Hebrew:כָּל אֶחָד, כָּל, ...
- Russian:каждый, ...
- Ukrainian:кожен, ...
- Hindi:प्रत्येक, ...
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