/ʃak/
Translation
each, every
Word origin
A back-formation from chacun ('each one'), ultimately from Vulgar Latin cascun, blending quisque ('each') and unus ('one'). It means 'each, every'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- *cascun
Examples
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He drinks a coffee every morning before leaving for work.
l' .
Each member of the team has a specific role.
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She replies to every message during the day.
l', .
Every time I listen to it, I notice a new detail.
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The doctor sees each patient for twenty minutes.
Where this fits
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