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• EVER - I. ˈevə (r) adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ǣfre; probably akin to Old English ā always - more at…
  Webster "s New International English Dictionary
• EVER - / ev "euhr /, adv. 1. at all times; always: an ever-present danger; He is ever ready to find fault. 2. continuously:…
  Random House Webster "s Unabridged English Dictionary
• EVER - adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ǣfre Date: before 12th century 1.: always ever striving to improve the…
  Merriam-Webster "s Collegiate English vocabulary
• EVER - / ˈevə (r); NAmE / adverb 1.used in negative sentences and questions, or sentences with if to mean "at any ...
  Oxford Advanced Learner "s English Dictionary
• EVER - ev ‧ er S1 W1 / ˈevə $ ˈevər / BrE AmE adverb [Language: Old English; Origin: æfre] 1 ...
  Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
• EVER
  Basic English Conversational Dictionary
• EVER - adv. 1 at all times; always (ever hopeful; ever after). 2 at any time (have you ever been to Paris ?; ...
  Concise Oxford English Dictionary
• EVER - adv. 1 at all times; always (ever hopeful; ever after). 2 at any time (have you ever been to Paris ?; nothing ...
  Oxford English vocab
• EVER - Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. Note: "Ever" is an adverb which you ...
  Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner "s English Dictionary
• EVER - adverb COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES ever since (\u003d all the time since) ▪ We’ve been friends ever since we ...
  Longman DOCE5 Extras English vocabulary
• EVER - (EMPHASIS) - used for emphasizing an adjectiveThe orchestra is to perform its last ever concert / last concert ever ...
  Cambridge English vocab
• EVER - adv. Function: adverb 1 Synonyms: ALWAYS 1, constantly, continuously, invariably, perpetually 2 through all or an indefinite time FF1C; a ...
  Collegiate Thesaurus English vocab
• EVER - adverb 1. Synonyms: always 1, constantly, continuously, invariably, perpetually 2. through all or an indefinite time a name that will ...
  Collegiate Thesaurus English vocabulary
• EVER - INDEX: 1. at any time in the past or future RELATED WORDS see also ALWAYS NEVER PAST ...
  
• EVER - See EVER 1 ◆◆◆. as ever / as always. for ever and ever. hardly / scarcely ever ...
  Longman Activator English vocab
• EVER
  Concise Oxford Thesaurus English vocabulary
• EVER - adv. 1 at all, (at) any time, at any point or period, on any occasion, in any case, by any ...
  Oxford Thesaurus English vocab
• EVER - adverb 1 BAD: He has ever been my hero. GOOD: He has always been my hero. ◆◆◆ ever ...
  Longman Common Errors English vocabulary
• EVER
  Large English-Russian Dictionary
• EVER - adv 1. ever; ever the best film we ever saw is the best film we've ever ...
  Large new English-Russian dictionary
• EVER - adv. 1) always, forever; constantly; invariably; anytime Longitude is ever measured from the intersection of the equator and ...
  English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary
• EVER - adv. 1) always, forever; constantly; invariably; anytime Longitude is ever measured from the intersection of the equator and ecliptic. - ...
  English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary
• EVER - _adv. 1\u003e always; ever after, ever since - since (as); for ever (and ever), for ever and a ...
  Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - 24th edition
• EVER - adv. 1. always; ever after, ever since - since (as); for ever (and ever), for ever and a ...
  Müller's English-Russian Dictionary - bed edition
• EVER - _adv. 1\u003e always; ever after, ever since (as); for ever (and ever), for ever and a day ...
  Muller's English-Russian Dictionary
• EVER - adv infml 1) Work as hard as ever you can - Work as hard as possible I "ll tell her as soon as ever she ...
  New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary - Glazunov
• EVER - adv infml 1) Work as hard as ever you can - Work as hard as possible I "ll tell her as soon ...
  New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary
• EVER - ever adv infml 1. Work as hard as ever you can Work as hard as possible I "ll tell her as soon ...
  English-Russian new dictionary of modern informal of English language
• EVER - 1) Work as hard as ever you can - Work as hard as possible I "ll tell her as soon as ever ...
  New English-Russian Dictionary of Contemporary Informal English
• EVER - adv. 1) always, forever; constantly; invariably; anytime Longitude is ever measured from the intersection of the equator and ...
  New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary
• EVER - semper; (to show emphasis) -cunc. WHATEVER: quocunc; (at any time) alquande, jamá. FOR ~: por semper
  English interlingue dictionary
• EVER
  English-Visayan vocabulary
• EVER - adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ǣfre Date: before 12th century always, 2. at any time, in…
  Dictionary English - Merriam Webster
• EVER
  Webster English Dictionary
• EVER
  Webster English Dictionary
• EVER
  Webster English Dictionary
• EVER - (adv.) Without cessation; continually.
  
• EVER - (adv.) At any time; at any period or point of time.
  Webster "s Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
• EVER - (adv.) At all times; through all time; always; forever.
  Webster "s Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
• EVER - adv. at any time; always; continually, constantly
  Explanatory Dictionary of the English Language - Edited by bed
• EVER - adv without cessation; continually. 2. ever adv at any time; at any period or point of time. 3. ever adv ...
  Webster English vocab
• EVER - adv. Pronunciation: "e-v ə r Function: adverb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ǣ fre Date: before 12th century ...
  Merriam Webster Collegiate English Dictionary
• EVER - ■ adverb 1》 at any time. ↘used in comparisons for emphasis. 2》 at…
  Concise Oxford English vocab
• EVER - adv (bef. 12c) 1: always "~ striving to improve" "the ever-increasing population" 2. a: at ...
  Merriam-Webster English vocab

bunk bed
always, constantly, forever, before
(always, constantly, eternally, before)
ever happen - always happen
ever increasing demand - constantly growing demand
ever young - forever young
never
(never)
ever forget - never forget
places.
all
ever increasing number - more and more
noun
eyelids
all time
(always)

Collocations
the most genial letter that ever was written - the most heartfelt letter that has ever been written
ever varying - ever varying
as ever - as soon as
ever since - since then
for ever and a day - joke. forever, forever
ever / now and anon - from time to time
thanks ever so - thank you very much
ever frost - permafrost
as honest a man as ever broke bread - a decent person; the most honest person; honest soul
be as quick as ever you can - hurry up as soon as you can
Examples of

Have you ever heard about it?

Have you ever heard of this?

We are ever sinning.

We sin constantly.

She "s doing fine and is as pretty as ever.

She does well and beautiful, as always.

Cry as loud as ever you can.

Shout as loud as you can.

Have you ever been to Paris?

Have you ever been to Paris?

Have you ever been to France?

Have you ever been to France?

I don "t think I" ve ever been here before.

I don't think I've ever been here before.

ever (ˊevə) adv

1) always;

ever after, ever since with those times (how); "

for ever (and ever), for ever and a day "

a) forever, forever;

b) incessantly;

ever yours always your ( letter signature)

2) ever;

it is the best symphony I have ever heard this is the best symphony that I have ever heard;

hardly ever hardly ever; Almost never

3) decomp. uptr. to strengthen:

why ever did you do it? why did you do that ?;

what ever do you mean? what do you want to say with this?

as ever as only;

I shall do it as soon as ever I can I do it as best I can ◊ ever so infl.

a) very;

thank you ever so much thank you very much;

b) no matter how;

even if the weather is ever so bad, I must go no matter how bad the weather is, I must go

English-Russian dictionary V.K. Müller

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translation from English into Russian in other dictionaries

+ EVER translation - New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary under the general guidance of Acad. Yu.D. Apresyan

EVER

ever

(ʹEvə) adv

1. ever; ever

the best film we ~ saw is the best film we've ever seen

have we ~ met before? - Have we ever met before?

hardly / scarcely / ~ - almost never, very rarely

he is seldom if ~ a visitor - he is rare, one might say, almost never

not then or ~ - neither then nor after

foxes are seldom if ~ tamed - foxes, if they become tame, then very rarely

more than ~ before - more than ever (before)

as good as ~ - no worse than before

the argument is as convincing as ~ - the argument has not lost its persuasiveness

2. always, forever

for ~ - forever, forever

for ~ and ~ - a) for eternal times; b) church.till the end of time

pedants will ~ be carpring - pedants always find fault / never stop finding fault /

3. emots.-gain.

1) in interrogative and exclamation sentences:

who ~ can it be? - but who is it (maybe)?

who ~ would have thought it! - who could (it) think !, who could think of it ?!

did you ~? - colloquialreally ?, have you heard something like that?

where ~ did I put my glasses? - where did I put my glasses?

why ~ didn "t you ask them? - so why didn't you ask them?

as if he would ~ do such a thing! - (as) if he is capable of it!

2) in comparative turnover:

I shall do it as soon as I ~ can - I will do it as soon as I can / as soon as possible /

run as fast as ~ you can - run as fast as possible

she is as good a girl as ~ was - you will not find a better girl in the world

he works as well as ~ a man could - it is simply impossible to work better than him

3) in negative sentencesnever

did you love him? - Not ~ - did you love him? - No never

no man can ~ understand you - no one can ever understand you

nobody has ~ done this before - nobody has ever done this before

I do not think we have ~ met - we never seem to have met

nothing ~ happens in our village - nothing ever happens in our village

4. emots.-gain.very, extremely

he is ~ such a rich man - he is a very rich man, he is fabulously rich

~ so - very, extremely; much, much

this road is ~ so much shorter - this road is much shorter

he is ~ so strong - he is a real strong man

he has ~ so many friends - he has a lot of friends

I like him ~ so much - I really like him / really like him /

be the weather ~ so bad ... - no matter how bad the weather is ...

I waited ~ so long - I waited forever / forever /

thank you ~ so much - thank you very much, thank you very much

5. in combinations:

~ after - since then (until the end)

they married and lived happily ~ after - they got married and were happy all their lives

~ since - since then, since that time

I "ve known him ~ since he was a boy - I know him since childhood as ever - like only I shall do it as soon as ever I can - I can do it, I can only do 4) nadaє pіdsiluvalnogo vіdtіnku words why, where ta ін.why ever did you do it? - What ever do you mean? - Well, do you want to say something? 5) ever so - thank you ever so much - do you want to say something?

] - adverb

1. is always;
   ever after, ever since (as);
   for ever (and ever), for ever and a day a\u003e forever, forever; b\u003e incessantly;
   ever yours always yours (signature in the letter)

   Examples of using

   1. He rested his glance on the upper floors, where the glass dazzlingly reflected the broken-up sun which was for ever departing from Mikhail Alexandrovich, then shifted it lower down to where the windows were beginning to darken before evening, smiled condescendingly at something, narrowed his eves, put his hands on the knob and his chin on his hands.

      He fixed his gaze on the upper floors, dazzlingly reflecting in the glass the sun, broken and leaving Mikhail Alexandrovich forever, then moved it down, where the glass began to darken in the evening, then he smiled indulgently, squinted, put his hands on the knob, and put his chin on his hands.

      Master and Margarita. Mikhail Bulgakov, p. 5

   2. Each picture told a story; mysterious often to my undeveloped understanding and imperfect feelings, yet ever profoundly interesting: as interesting as the tales Bessie sometimes narrated on winter evenings, when she chanced to be in good humor; and when, having brought her ironing-table to the nursery hearth, she allowed us to sit about it, and while she got up Mrs. Reed's lace frills, and crimped her nightcap borders, fed our eager attention with passages of love and adventure taken from old fairy tales and other ballads; or (as at a later period I discovered) from the pages of Pamela, and Henry, Earl of Moreland.

      Each picture was fraught with a whole story, sometimes difficult for my inexperienced mind and vague perceptions, but full of deep interest - the same as the tales that Bessie told us on winter evenings on those rare occasions when she was in a good mood. Pulling the ironing table close to the fireplace in our nursery, she allowed us to sit around and, smoothing the blondes on Mrs. Reed's skirts or flattening the frills of her nightcap with tongs, quenched our eager curiosity with stories of love and adventure borrowed from old fairy tales and even more ancient ballads or, as I discovered in later years, from Pamela and Henry Duke of Morland.

      Jane Eyre. Charlotte Brontë, p. 3

   3. The clouds were building up now for the trade wind and he looked ahead and saw a flight of wild ducks etching themselves against the sky over the water, then blurring, then etching again and he knew no man was ever alone on the sea.

      Clouds heaped up, foreshadowing the trade wind, and looking ahead, he noticed a flock of wild ducks above the water, sharply outlined in the sky; then the flock blurred, then it again became even clearer, and the old man realized that a man at sea is never alone.

      The Old Man and the Sea. Ernest Hemingway, p. 33
2. once;
   it is the best symphony I have ever heard this is the best symphony I have ever heard. I heard;
   hardly ever hardly ever; Almost never
3. as ever as soon as;
   I shall do it as soon as ever I can
4. colloquial - uptr. to amplify: why ever did you do it? why did you do it ?;
   what ever do you mean? what do you mean by that ?;
   ever so colloquial a\u003e highly;
   thank you ever so much thank you very much; b\u003e howsoever;
   be the weather ever so bad, I must go, no matter how bad the weather is, I must go