every week
ˈɛvri wik
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Definition of every week - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

consistentoccurs weekly without missing a week
  • The team meets every week for updates.
  • She calls her parents every week without fail.
  • Every week, the newsletter is delivered to subscribers.
consistently regularly weekly
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Expressions with every

every bitadv.
exactly or completely in every way
She is every bit as talented as her brother.
every inchadv.
in every way or to the fullest extent
She was every inch a leader.
every minute countsexp.
make the most of time
When studying for exams, every minute counts.
every moment countsexp.
each second is important
In a race, every moment counts.
every now and thenadv.
sometimes but not regularly
I go for a walk every now and then to clear my mind.
every so oftenadv.
happens from time to time without regularity
She visits her grandparents every so often.

Expressions with week

hell weekn.
period of extreme stress or difficulty
Final exams turned into a hell week for the students.
a week on Sundayn.
the Sunday after the coming Sunday
The party is a week on Sunday.
flavor of the weekn.
something popular for a short time
That band is just the flavor of the week.
monster of the weekn.
recurring villain in episodic fiction
The show features a new monster of the week in each episode.
week in and week outadv.
happening every week without fail
She visits her grandmother week in and week out.
week in, week outadv.
every week without exception
She visits her grandmother week in, week out.
day of the weekn.
any one of the seven days in a week
Monday is the first day of the week.
each weekadv.
happening every week without exception
She visits her grandmother each week.
last weekadv.
in the previous seven days
She started her new job last week.
next weekadv.
during the week following this one
We will start the project next week.

Terms related to every week

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Terms with every week included in their meaning

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each weekadv.
regularly
happening every week without exception
once a weekadv.
frequency
happening one time every week
weeklyadj.
frequency
happening once a week or every week
per weekadv.
weekly
happening every week
weeklyn.
publication
newspaper or magazine published every week
weeklyadv.
frequency
once every week
week by weekadv.
gradual change
happening every week in a gradual way
weekly chartn.
ranking list
list of top-performing items updated every week

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  1. French:chaque semaine, ...
  2. German:jede Woche, ...
  3. Italian:ogni settimana, ...
  4. Spanish:cada semana, ...
  5. Portuguese:semanalmente, ...
  6. Chinese:每周, ...
  7. Japanese:毎週, ...
  8. Arabic:أُسْبُوعِيًّا, ...
  9. Hebrew:כָּל שָׁבוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:каждую неделю, ...
  11. Ukrainian:щотижня, ...
  12. Hindi:हर सप्ताह, ...

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