every
a. 每,每个,每隔...的
例句与用法:1.I enjoyed every minute of the party.整个晚会我玩得都很愉快。
2.He has read every book on the shelves.书架上所有的书他都读过了。
3.I have had to work for every single penny I earned.我挣的每一便士都是辛苦工作得来的。
4.Every other girl except me is wearing jeans.除了我以外，其他姑娘都穿著牛仔裤。
5.Every child in the class passed the examination.班上所有的学生考试都及格了.
6.They visit us every other week.他们隔周到我们这儿来.
7.He enjoyed every minute of his holiday.假日的每一分钟他都过得很愉快.
8.I couldn't hear every word of his speech.他讲的话并非每句我都能听见.
英英解释:形容词every:
1. each and all of a series of entities or intervals as specified
2. (used of count nouns) each and all of the members of a group considered singly and without exception
everybody
pron. 每人,人人
例句与用法:1.The police told everybody to remain in their cars.警察叫大家都留在车里。
2.It's impossible to remember everybody's name.把每个人的名字都记住是不可能的。
3.The police questioned everybody in the room.警察询问了室内所有的人.
4.His deceit is disgusting; he took everybody in!他的欺诈手段令人憎恶，弄得人人上当！
5.We each put 2 in the kitty, and then sent John to buy food for everybody.我们每人凑2英镑, 让约翰去给大家买吃的.
6.Everybody knows what he wants.人人都知道自己想要的是什麽。
7.I can't spare him today we need everybody here.我今天需要他－－我们需要人人都到齐。
8.Stop showing off in front of everybody.别再在大伙跟前卖弄了。
everyday
a. 每天的,日常的
b.平常的日子
词形变化:名词:everydayness
例句与用法:1.After the explosion it was some time before the town resumed its everyday routines.爆炸后经过相当一段时间，这个城镇才恢复了正常的生活秩序。
2.Relating to or suited for working days; everyday.日常的跟工作日有关的或与之合适的；日常的
3.He does twenty push-ups everyday.他每天做20个伏卧撑。
4.Peter smokes several cigars everyday.彼得每天抽好几支雪茄。
5.He reads the Bible everyday.他每天读圣经。
6.We need some calcium everyday.我们每天需要些钙。
7.A casual newspaper reader wouldn't like articles on politics everyday.不经心的报纸读者不会喜欢每天都有政论文章。
8.It is very dreary to do the same job everyday.每天都做同样工作是很单调的。
英英解释:形容词everyday:
1. found in the ordinary course of events- Anita Diamant
同义词：mundane, quotidian, routine, unremarkable, workaday
2. suited for everyday use
同义词：casual
3. commonplace and ordinary
everydayness
n. 平淡无奇
英英解释:名词everydayness:
1. ordinariness as a consequence of being frequent and commonplace
同义词：commonness, commonplaceness
everyman
n. 普通人,一般人
英英解释:名词everyman:
1. the ordinary person
everyone
n. 每个人
pron. 每人,人人
例句与用法:1.In a small village, everyone knows everyone else.在一个小村庄里，人人皆相识。
2.Not everyone likes this book.并不是每个人都喜欢这本书。
3.Everyone should do his part.每人都应尽他的本分。
4.After these dry days, everyone hopes for rain.干燥的天气之后，人人都希望下雨。
5.His coarse manners shocked everyone.他的粗鲁的举止使每个人震惊。
6.Everyone has the right to live in his own way.每人都有权按自己的方式生活。
7.We adhere to the principle that everyone should be treated fairly.我们必须坚持人人都应该被平等对待这一原则。
8.Everyone should obey the government ordinance.每个人都必须遵守这条政府法令。
everyplace
ad. 到处, 各处
英英解释:副词everyplace:
1. to or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')
同义词：everywhere, all over
everything
pron. 每件事,一切
例句与用法:1.Money isn't everything.金钱不是一切。
2.Everything is ready now for the party.宴会的准备工作现在都已就绪。
3.I'll tell you everything I know.我要把我知道的一切都告诉你.
4.Everything was destroyed.一切都毁灭了.
5.I had remembered in minute detail everything that had happened.我对发生的每件事的细枝末节都记得清清楚楚。
6.I resent having to get his permission for everything I do.我讨厌做每件事都要得到他的许可。
7.Thank you for everything.感谢你做的一切。
8.You get (a) 10% commission on everything you sell.你可从售出的每种货物中得到10%佣金.
everywhere
ad. 到处,无论何处
例句与用法:1.The flowers are blooming everywhere.鲜花到处盛开。
2.I was looking everywhere for Jenny.我到处找詹妮。
3.I've looked everywhere.我各处都看过了.
4.There was muck everywhere.到处都是淤泥。
5.Cocos are everywhere in Hainan Island.海南岛上到处都是椰子树。
6.The capillaries can be found everywhere in our body.毛细血管遍布我们的全身。
7.Flags were at half mast everywhere on the day of the president's funeral.总统葬礼那天，全国到处降半旗致哀。
8.The old man took her transistor everywhere with him.这个老人随时都带着他的半导体收音机。
英英解释:副词everywhere:
1. to or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')
同义词：everyplace, all over
everywoman
n. 曲型女人,普通女人
evict
v. 逐出,赶出,驱逐
词形变化:名词:evictee 动词过去式:evicted 过去分词:evicted 现在分词:evicting 第三人称单数:evicts
例句与用法:1.The lessor can evict the lessee for failure to pay rent.出租人可驱逐不付租金的承租人。
2.The tenant was evicted for non-payment of rent.这个房客因为没有交房租而被赶出去了。
3.Don't fall behind with the rent, or you'll be evicted.不要逾期不缴房租, 否则会被逐出.
英英解释:动词evict:
1. expel or eject without recourse to legal process
2. expel from one's property or force to move out by a legal process
同义词：force out
evictee
n. 被逐出的人
eviction
n. 逐出,赶出
例句与用法:1.He's had nowhere to live since his eviction.他自从被驱逐出住所以来, 就一直无处栖身.
2.There have been four evictions from this street recently.最近这条街上已有四宗驱逐房客事件.
英英解释:名词eviction:
1. action by a landlord that compels a tenant to leave the premises (as by rendering the premises unfit for occupancy); no physical expulsion or legal process is involved
同义词：constructive eviction
2. the expulsion of someone (such as a tenant) from the possession of land by process of law
同义词：dispossession, legal ouster
evictor:
n. 逐出者
evidence
n. 根据,证据
vt. vi. 证实，证明
例句与用法:1.When the ship reached port, it bore abundant evidence of the severity of the storm.船抵港时，船上满是受到暴风雨肆虐的痕迹。
2.There wasn't enough evidence to prove his guilt.没有充分的证据能证明他有罪。
3.On the evidence of their recent matches it's unlikely the Spanish team will win the cup.从西班牙队最近的比赛情况来看，他们难以在这一锦标赛中夺标。
4.Have you any evidence to support this statement?你这种说法有根据吗?
5.There wasn't enough evidence to prove him guilty.没有充分的证据证明他有罪.
6.His statement to the police was used in evidence against him.他对警方说的话已用作指证他的证据.
7.A scientist must produce evidence in support of a theory.科学家必须提出证据以支持其理论.
8.His answer evidenced a guilty conscience.他的回答证明他良心有愧.
英英解释:名词evidence:
1. your basis for belief or disbelief; knowledge on which to base belief
同义词：grounds
2. an indication that makes something evident
3. (law) all the means by which any alleged matter of fact whose truth is investigated at judicial trial is established or disproved
动词evidence:
1. provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behavior, attitude, or external attributes
同义词：attest, certify, manifest, demonstrate
2. provide evidence for
同义词：testify, bear witness, prove, show
3. give evidence
同义词：tell
evident
a. 明显的,明白的
例句与用法:1.It was evident that the policy was a failure.显然这项政策是失败的。
2.He looked at his children with evident pride.他看著自己的孩子, 充满自豪.
3.It must be evident to all of you that he has made a mistake.你们一定很清楚, 他犯了错误.
4.The purpose may not be immediately evident.这种目的不一定显而易见。
英英解释:形容词evident:
1. clearly revealed to the mind or the senses or judgment
同义词：apparent, manifest, patent, plain, unmistakable
2. capable of being seen or noticed
同义词：discernible, observable
evidential
a. 证据的,可作证据的,基于证据的
英英解释:形容词evidential:
1. serving as or based on evidence
同义词：evidentiary
evidentiary
a. 证据的(证明的)
英英解释:形容词evidentiary:
1. pertaining to or constituting evidence
2. serving as or based on evidence
同义词：evidential
evidently
ad. 明显地,显著地,必以为是
例句与用法:1.Evidently he has decided to leave.显然他已决定要离开.
2.The cat was evidently incurable and the old couple had to get it put away.这只猫的病显然没法治好了，老夫妇只得请人把它杀掉。
3.Evidently shipowner to bear expense refer.很明显船主应承担此费用。
4.The owner evidently thought his duties ended with collecting the rents and every dwelling we visited told the same story of neglect.这位房东显然认为他的责任只不过是收房租而已。我们看过的每一个住宅的情况也证实了这种失职的态度。
英英解释:副词evidently:
1. unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly')
同义词：obviously, manifestly, patently, apparently, plainly, plain
evil-minded:
a. 心地邪恶的, 恶毒的
英英解释:形容词evil-minded:
1. having evil thoughts or intentions
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