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each [i:tʃ]chaque;∎ each child has a different name chaque enfant a un nom différent;∎ each day chaque jour, tous les jours;∎ each (and every) one of us/you/them chacun/chacune d'entre nous/vous/eux (sans exception);∎ you're mad, each and every one of you! vous êtes fous, tous autant que vous êtes!2 pronoun(every one) chacun, chacune;∎ each of his six children chacun de ses six enfants;∎ a number of suggestions, each more crazy than the last un certain nombre de suggestions toutes plus folles les unes que les autres;∎ or would you like some of each? ou bien voudriez-vous un peu de chaque?;∎ to each his own, each to his own à chacun ses goûts3 adverb∎ (apiece) we have a book/a room each nous avons chacun un livre/une pièce;∎ the tickets cost £20 each les billets coûtent 20 livres chacun∎ to hate each other se détester (l'un l'autre); (more than two people) se détester (les uns les autres);∎ do you two know each other? est-ce que vous vous connaissez?;∎ the children took each other's hand les enfants se sont pris par la main;∎ the two sisters wear each other's clothes les deux sœurs échangent leurs vêtements;∎ they walked towards each other ils ont marché l'un vers l'autre;∎ we get on each other's nerves nous nous portons mutuellement sur les nerfs;∎ we get on very well with each other's parents nous nous entendons très bien avec les parents l'un de l'autre5 each way∎ each way bet pari sur un cheval gagnant, premier ou placé2 adverb(in betting) placé;∎ to put money each way on a horse jouer un cheval placé;∎ French Silk, £50 each way French Silk, 50 livres placé
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