A：Rose and Herb look cute together.
      柔絲和赫伯在一起蠻順眼的。

B：Have you ever thought...
      你有沒有想過……

ever的解釋

A：...that they're a match made in heaven?
      ……他們是天造地設的一對？

ever的解釋

B：Yes, my thoughts exactly!
      一點沒錯，我就是這樣覺得！

A：If we work together, they'll be a couple in no time!
      假如我們同心協(xié)力，他們馬上就會在一起了！

ever在線翻譯

A：You know, Ralph, since I started speaking English all the time my pronunciation's getting better and even the grammar's beginning to make some sense. But I don't think I'll ever be able to spell.
      拉爾夫，你知道，自從我開始所有時間都講英語以來，我的發(fā)音有了進步，而且語法也開始理順了。不過我不認為我能把字拼出來。

B：You're not alone there.I have trouble with spelling too. When I was in grade school. I learned which words were the most frequently misspelled. But I never did learn how to spell them.
      不是你一個人如此。我在拼音方面也有困難。當我上小學的時候,我知道哪些詞是經常拼錯的, 但我沒有學會如何拼這些詞。

ever是什么意思

A：Since it's so difficult, why is it so important to learn how to spell properly?
      既然這么難，為什么學會準確拼音又如此重要呢？

B：Because if you spell satisfactorily, you're considered educated.If you don't, you're not.
      因為如果你能準確無誤地拼音，人家就會把你看作受到教育的人。 否則，在別人眼里你是個缺乏教育的人。

A：What kinds of meat are most popular in your country?
      在你們國家人們最常吃哪幾種肉？

B：We usually eat chicken, pork and beef. You eat these meats? a lot in your country too, don’t you?
      我們通常吃雞肉、豬肉和牛肉。在你們國家你們也大多吃這些肉，不是嗎？

A：Yes, we do. We also eat mutton.
      是的，我們還吃羊肉。

B：I’ve heard that people in your country like mutton chops.
      聽說你們國家的人喜歡吃羊排。

A：That’s right. Mutton chops taste so good. We eat them with sauce. Have you ever tried?
      是的，羊排吃起來味道不錯。我們總是蘸著調料一起吃。你吃過嗎？

ever

B：Yes, I have. I tried once when I visited your country last year. I think they were very tasty. Can you cook them?
      吃過，去年去你們國家時吃過一次，我覺得味道很不錯。你會做嗎？

A：Certainly I can. I’lI buy some from the butcher’s? and cook for you next Sunday.
      當然會了。我到肉店買些肉下星期天做給你吃。

B：That sounds great?. I’ll bring a bottle of wine then.
      那太好了。到時我?guī)б黄烤苼怼?/p>

1. （用于否定句和疑問句）在任何時候，從來
    Ever means at any time. It is used in questions and negative statements.

ever的意思

    e.g. I'm not sure I'll ever trust people again...
           我不確定自己是否還會再相信任何人。
    e.g. Neither of us had ever skied...
           我們兩個都從未滑過雪。

2. （表示驚訝、震驚，尤用于希望別人贊同時）曾否，可曾
    You use ever in expressions such as 'did you ever' and 'have you ever' to express surprise or shock at something you have just seen, heard, or experienced, especially when you expect people to agree with you.

    e.g. Have you ever seen anything like it?...
           你可曾見過像它這樣的東西？
    e.g. Did you ever hear anyone sound so peculiar?
           你可曾聽過誰的聲音如此奇特？

3. （用于比較級和最高級后表示強調）以往任何時候，曾經
    You use ever after comparatives and superlatives to emphasize the degree to which something is true or when you are comparing a present situation with the past or the future.

ever在線翻譯

    e.g. She's got a great voice and is singing better than ever...
           她的嗓音非常好，現(xiàn)在的唱功比以往任何時候都要好。
    e.g. Japan is wealthier and more powerful than ever before...
           日本比以往任何時候都更加富有和強大。

4. 一向;向來
    You use ever to indicate that a person is showing a particular quality that is typical of them.

    e.g. He was ever careful to check his scripts...
           他一向都認真檢查劇本。
    e.g. Mother, ever the peacemaker, pointed her finger at my little brother and said, 'See? Now stop!'
           一向充當和事佬的媽媽用手指著弟弟說：“看到了沒？快住手！”

5. 越來越;愈發(fā)
    You use ever to say that something happens more all the time.

    e.g. They grew ever further apart...
           他們變得越來越疏遠了。
    e.g. I think the amount of work will increase and that it will become ever more complex.
           我想工作會越來越多，而且更加復雜。

6. （用于never后表強調）絕對，一定
    You can use ever for emphasis after 'never'.

    e.g. I can never, ever, forgive myself...
           我永遠無法原諒我自己。
    e.g. Felix has never, ever confided in me.
           費利克斯從來都未向我傾訴過。

7. （用于以why，when，who等開頭的疑問句中表示強調）究竟，到底
    You use ever in questions beginning with words such as 'why', 'when', and 'who' when you want to emphasize your surprise or shock.

    e.g. Why ever didn't you tell me?...
           你究竟為什么不告訴我？
    e.g. When ever am I going to see you again?...
           我到底什么時候再見到你？

8. 自從;打…以后一直
    If something has been the case ever since a particular time, it has been the case all the time from then until now.

ever的反義詞

    e.g. He's been there ever since you left!...
           自從你離開后他就一直在那里！
    e.g. Ever since we moved last year, I worry a lot about whether I can handle this new job...
           自從去年我們搬家，我就一直非常擔心能否做好這份新工作。

9. （尤用于表示非常感興趣或感激時）非常，太
    You use ever in the expressions ever such and ever so to emphasize that someone or something has a particular quality, especially when you are expressing enthusiasm or gratitude.

    e.g. When I met Derek he was ever such a good dancer...
           我認識德里克時，他是個非常出色的舞者。
    e.g. This is in ever such good condition...
           它保存得非常好。

10. see also: forever

11. 就會…;總是…
      You use the expression all someone ever does when you want to emphasize that they do the same thing all the time, and this annoys you.

      e.g. All she ever does is whinge and complain...
             她就會發(fā)牢騷抱怨。
      e.g. All he ever does is discuss the same boring list of medications.
             他就會翻來覆去討論同一個無聊的藥品單。

12. 一如既往;像往常那樣
      You say as ever in order to indicate that something or someone's behaviour is not unusual because it is like that all the time or very often.

      e.g. As ever, the meals are primarily fish-based...
             像往常一樣，飯菜主要是魚。
      e.g. He was by himself, alone, as ever.
             他獨自一人，一如往常。

13. （用于書信結尾署名之前）你永遠的朋友
      You can write 'Yours ever' or 'Ever yours' at the end of a letter before you sign your name, as an affectionate way of ending the letter.

14. hardly ever -> see hardly