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Definition of every time - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
- Every time the phone rings, he rushes to answer it.
- Every time it rains, the roof leaks.
- Every time she smiles, he feels happy.
Expressions with every time
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happens frequently to an annoying degree
Every time he turns around, there’s another email demanding an urgent response.
very often or more than expected
Every time you turn around, he is asking for help.
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frequency
happening one time every week
time
every time that something happens
frequency
almost every time
accuracy consistency
likely to be correct or give the same result every time
frequency
something happens all the time in every situation
alternate
happening every other time
technology
choose every item in a group at the same time
always happens
happening every time without missing or changing
predictable timing
happening at the same time or way every time
environment
encourage saving water by not flushing urine every time
abr: once every other day
happening one time every two days
training discipline
trained to do something carefully and correctly every time
time clause
every time that something happens
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- French:chaque fois, ...
- German:jedes Mal, ...
- Italian:ogni volta, ...
- Spanish:cada vez, ...
- Portuguese:sempre que, ...
- Chinese:每次, ...
- Japanese:電話が鳴るたびに, ...
- Arabic:كُلَّمَا, ...
- Hebrew:כָּל פַּעַם, ...
- Russian:каждый раз, ...
- Ukrainian:кожного разу, ...
- Hindi:हर बार, ...
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