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21 worst-ever
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22 whereso’ever
wheresoe’er poet, whereso’ever → academic.ru/81962/wherever">wherever 1 -
23 for ever and ever
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24 And did you ever see an oyster walk upstairs?
expr.Erzähle mir keine Märchen! ausdr.English-german dictionary > And did you ever see an oyster walk upstairs?
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25 And they all lived happily ever after.
expr.Und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind, dann leben sie noch heute. ausdr.English-german dictionary > And they all lived happily ever after.
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26 Did you ever!
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27 Do you ever see him?
expr.Siehst du ihn jemals? ausdr. -
28 hardly ever
expr.fast gar nicht ausdr.fast nie ausdr.nie adv.niemals adv. -
29 Now less then ever!
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30 I've regretted it ever since
English-German idiom dictionary > I've regretted it ever since
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31 they hardly ever go out
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32 the article is the best I've ever seen
• der Artikel ist der besteEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > the article is the best I've ever seen
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33 an ever increasing number
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34 everglade
ˈever·gladen Sumpfgebiet nt▪ the E\everglades pl die Everglades pl* * *everglade s US sumpfiges Flussgebiet -
35 everglade
'ever·glade [ʼevəgleɪd, Am ʼevɚ-] nSumpfgebiet nt;the E\everglades pl die Everglades pl -
36 evergreen
'ever·green n(plant, shrub) immergrüne Pflanze;\evergreen forest Nadelwald m;an \evergreen performer ein bewährter Künstler;\evergreen song Evergreen m -
37 everlasting
1) ( undying) immerwährend;an \everlasting place in history ein fester Platz in der Geschichte;\everlasting glory unvergänglicher Ruhm;\everlasting gratitude ewige Dankbarkeit;the key to \everlasting happiness der Schlüssel zum dauerhaften Glück;\everlasting lectures stundenlange Vorträge -
38 evermore
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39 since
1. adverb2. prepositionnot long since — vor nicht allzulanger Zeit
since seeing you... — seit ich dich gesehen habe
3. conjunctionsince then/that time — inzwischen
1) seitit is a long time/so long/not so long since... — es ist lange/so lange/gar nicht lange her, dass...
2) (seeing that, as) da* * *1. conjunction1) ((often with ever) from a certain time onwards: I have been at home (ever) since I returned from Italy.) seit2) (at a time after: Since he agreed to come, he has become ill.) seitdem3) (because: Since you are going, I will go too.) da2. adverb1) ((usually with ever) from that time onwards: We fought and I have avoided him ever since.) seitdem2) (at a later time: We have since become friends.) inzwischen3. preposition1) (from the time of (something in the past) until the present time: She has been very unhappy ever since her quarrel with her boyfriend.) seit2) (at a time between (something in the past) and the present time: I've changed my address since last year.) seit3) (from the time of (the invention, discovery etc of): the greatest invention since the wheel.) seit* * *[sɪn(t)s]1. (from that point on) seitdem, seithershe went to New York a year ago, and we haven't seen her \since sie ist vor einem Jahr nach New York gegangen, seitdem haben wir sie nicht mehr gesehenmy mother was seriously ill last month, but she has \since got better meine Mutter war letzten Monat sehr krank, inzwischen geht es ihr aber wieder besserever \since seit dieser Zeit, seitdem2. (ago)long \since seit Langem, schon langenot long \since vor Kurzem [erst]II. prep seit\since Saturday/last week seit Samstag/letzter WocheIII. conj1. (because) da, weil2. (from time that) seit, seitdemever \since she started her new job,... seitdem sie mit dem neuen Job angefangen hat,...it's a year now \since we went to France es ist jetzt ein Jahr her, dass wir nach Frankreich gefahren sind* * *[sɪns]1. adv(= in the meantime) inzwischen; (= up to now) seitdema long time since, long since — schon lange
not long since — erst vor Kurzem
2. prepseithe had been living there since 1900 — er lebte da schon seit 1900
he left in June, since when we have not heard from him — er ging im Juni fort und seitdem haben wir nichts mehr von ihm gehört
since when? (inf) — seit wann denn das? (inf)
3. conj2) (= because) da* * *since [sıns]A adv1. seitdem, -her:ever since seitdem;long since seit Langem;how long since? seit wie langer Zeit?;a short time since vor Kurzem2. inzwischen, mittlerweile:B präp seit:since seeing you seitdem ich dich sahC konj1. seit(dem):how long is it since it happened? wie lange ist es her, dass das geschah?;ever since he was a child (schon) seit seiner Kindheit2. da (ja), weil* * *1. adverb2. prepositionhe has since remarried, he has remarried since — er hat danach wieder geheiratet
since seeing you... — seit ich dich gesehen habe
3. conjunctionsince then/that time — inzwischen
1) seitit is a long time/so long/not so long since... — es ist lange/so lange/gar nicht lange her, dass...
how long is it since he left you? — wie lange ist es her, dass er dich verlassen hat?
2) (seeing that, as) da* * *adv.da ja adv.seit adv.seitdem adv.seither adv.weil adv. -
40 forever
adverb1) (constantly, persistently) ständig2) (Amer.) = = for ever see academic.ru/25354/ever">ever 1)* * ** * *for·ever[fəˈrevəʳ, AM fɔ:rˈevɚ]adv inv1. (for all time) ewig▪ to be \forever doing sth etw ständig machen4.▶ a thing of beauty is a joy \forever BRIT ( saying) etwas Schönes gewährt Freude ohne Unterlass geh* * *[fər'evə(r)]adv2) (= irrevocably) go, disappear, change unwiderruflichthe old social order was gone forever — das alte Gesellschaftssystem war für immer verschwunden
3) (inf4) (inf* * *A adv3. umg endlos lang:B s it took him forever to … umg er brauchte endlos lang oder umg eine Ewigkeit um zu …* * *adverb1) (constantly, persistently) ständig
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