English to Japanese Meaning of ever - 今までに

Ever :

今までに

adverb

今までに, 常に, 永永, 永久に, アイアイ, AY, 日々, 毎日, 永遠に, もっと, 他, 未だ, さらに, 十分な, 初期および後期, しばしば, 滅多, めったにありません, 時には, いつでも, どこにでも, 円形, あらゆる点で, すべての回で, 連続, 何らかの理由で, 任意の条件で, 任意の場所で, どこでも, すべての瞬間に, 細かく

Ever :: これまで

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Definitions of ever in English

Adverb(1) at any time(2) at all times; all the time and on every occasion(3) (intensifier for adjectives

Examples of ever in English

(1) The segment of my horizon it illumines grows shorter and ever shorter, and the night longer and longer.(2) he's a footballer if ever there was one(3) as if you ever did anything like it(4) Women are buying more cars than ever and represent an increasingly important group of customers.(5) In this case there was a happy ending and everybody did live happily ever after.(6) I don't remember ever learning anything there(7) he was more tired than he had ever been(8) I know from personal experience that you never ever really get over this awful loss in your family.(9) who ever would have thought it?(10) There are some more new links in the ever growing links list to the left, do check them out, they nearly all swear less than me.(11) The problem is at which point did you ever consider the rating of the readers about this newspaper?(12) having to borrow ever larger sums(13) He never ever expected it could be his heart though he has not been well since Vicky's death but it was put down to stress.(14) Remember the names of those politicians and never ever trust anything that they ever say again!(15) The small but ever growing town of Goreme is one of the few places in the area where the rock-cut houses are still in use.(16) it's worse now than ever before

Related Phrases of ever

(1) what ever ::

なんでも

(2) hardly ever ::

めったに

(3) for ever ::

永遠に

(4) forever and ever ::

永遠にいつまでも

(5) ever since ::

それ以来

(6) never ever ::

決して

(7) ever after ::

その後ずっと

(8) for ever and ever ::

永遠にいつまでも

(9) yours ever ::

草々

(10) not ever ::

今までにありません

Related Phrases of ever

(1) what ever ::

なんでも

(2) hardly ever ::

めったに

(3) for ever ::

永遠に

(4) forever and ever ::

永遠にいつまでも

(5) ever since ::

それ以来

(6) never ever ::

決して

(7) ever after ::

その後ずっと

(8) for ever and ever ::

永遠にいつまでも

(9) yours ever ::

草々

(10) not ever ::

今までにありません

Synonyms

Adverb

1. at any time ::

いつでも

2. always ::

常に

4. at all ::

全く

5. ever so ::

今までそう

6. of all time ::

すべての時間の

Antonyms

1. never ::

決して

Different Forms

ever

Word Example from TV Shows

It's the only thing I EVER wanted.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

Can they EVER truly be free? Can they EVER truly change?

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

There was only EVER the devil.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 4

I don't think Penny's EVER coming here again.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

How will we EVER be equal now, my brother?

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

Examples of ever from TV Shows

It's the only thing I EVER wanted.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

Can they EVER truly be free? Can they EVER truly change?

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

There was only EVER the devil.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 4

I don't think Penny's EVER coming here again.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

How will we EVER be equal now, my brother?

Vikings Season 1, Episode 6

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