every in German
every in German is jeder — every means used before a singular noun to mean each one of a group, with no exceptions.
every in German
jeder
All of a countable group (considered individually), without exception.
What does "every" mean?
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determiner Used before a singular noun to mean each one of a group, with no exceptions.
"Every student passed the exam."
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determiner Used to show a regular interval or repeating pattern.
"Take one tablet every four hours."
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determiner Used to emphasize a large amount of something, especially in fixed expressions.
"You have every reason to be proud of yourself."
every in a sentence
- Every student passed the exam.
- She checks every door before leaving the office.
- Take one tablet every four hours.
- You have every reason to be proud of yourself.
Similar words in German
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Frequently asked questions
What is "every" in German?
"every" in German is jeder. every means: Used before a singular noun to mean each one of a group, with no exceptions.
How do you use "every" in a sentence?
Example: "Every student passed the exam." In German, "every" is jeder.
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