Univerzální neurčitá zájmena a determinanty

both

zájmeno

/boʊθ/ or /boooth/

b

b

o

oʊ

th

θ

(obě)

oba

used to refer to two items or individuals together

everyone

zájmeno

/ɛ.vɜ.ri.n/ or /e.vē.ri.n/

e

ɛ

v

v

e

r

r

y

i

o

n

n

e

(všichni)

každý

every single person in a group, community, or society, without exception

everybody

zájmeno

/ɛ.vɜ.ri.bɑ:.di/ or /e.vē.ri.baa.di/

e

ɛ

v

v

e

r

r

y

i

b

b

o

ɑ

d

d

y

i

(všichni)

každý

all the people that exist or are in a specific group

everything

zájmeno

/ɛ.vɜ.ri.θɪng/ or /e.vē.ri.thing/

e

ɛ

v

v

e

r

r

y

i

th

θ

i

ɪ

n

n

g

g

(všechny věci)

všechno

all things, events, etc.

every

Člen

/ɛ.vɜ.ri/ or /e.vē.ri/

e

ɛ

v

v

e

ɜ

r

r

y

i

(všichni)

každý

used to refer to all the members of a group of things or people

all

Člen

/ɔ:l/ or /awl/

a

ɔ:

ll

l

(všechno)

všechny

used to refer to every number, part, amount of something or a particular group

each

Člen

/iʧ/ or /ich/

ea

i

ch

ʧ

(každá)

každý

used to refer to every one of two or more people or things, when you are thinking about them separately

any and all

Člen

/ˌɛni ænd ˈɔːl/

(veškeré a všechny)

jakékoliv a všechny

every possible option or individual within a group, without exception

any and every

Člen

/ˌɛni ænd ˈɛvɹi/

(kterékoli a všechny)

jakýkoli a všechny

used to indicate that something applies universally or without exception to all instances within a group

each and every

Člen

/ˈiːtʃ ænd ˈɛvɹi/

(každý a každý)

každý jednotlivý

used to indicate that something applies individually to every single member of a group or set

every single

Člen

/ˈɛvɹi sˈɪŋɡəl/

(každý jediný)

každý jednotlivý

used to indicate that something applies individually to each member of a group or set without exception