Definition of each other in English:

each other

pronoun

Used to refer to each member of a group when each does something to or for other members.
互相
they communicate with each other in French
他们用法语相互交流。
Example sentencesExamples
- The obvious way to develop the debate is for the two states to start talking to each other.
- It is also a very social game, as the regular players on the circuit all know each other.
- They had known each other for a long time and there was no hint of the trouble to come.
- This year they are in a reduced living space and there is no escape from each other.
- The players all work as a team and everyone puts in the extra effort for each other.
- She said they had texted each other earlier in the day to say they loved each other.
- It is a shame we all live so far from each other, we had not seen most of them since our wedding.
- We get back to my place where he drops off his things and we crack open a bottle of wine and get to know each other.
- We are all really good friends so we were just having a laugh and egging each other on.
- We met again briefly last year at a restaurant in Soho, and had little to say to each other.
- The couples have been so close that they even lived next door to each other for a while.
- Why did you get a group of people that are willing to interact with each other in this way?
- They found a bench toward the north end of the room, and sat down next to each other.
- So we try to poke fun at stereotypes and the way the North and South view each other.
- As they all arrived within a few years of each other it was seen as a cultural change.
- Last night they were both out in the street at the front of the house, yowling at each other.
- For all the fondness we had for each other, it had never been that kind of friendship.
- All drivers have to do to pass each other safely is to stay on their side of the road.
- The two men tried to grab each other to keep from falling, but both tumbled to the ground.
- We were even too tired to talk to each other as we were making something to eat earlier.

Definition of each other in US English:

each other

pronounēCH ˈəT͟Həritʃ ˈəðər

Used to refer to each member of a group when each does something to or for other members.
互相
they communicate with each other in French
他们用法语相互交流。
Example sentencesExamples
- This year they are in a reduced living space and there is no escape from each other.
- We get back to my place where he drops off his things and we crack open a bottle of wine and get to know each other.
- They found a bench toward the north end of the room, and sat down next to each other.
- The two men tried to grab each other to keep from falling, but both tumbled to the ground.
- The players all work as a team and everyone puts in the extra effort for each other.
- As they all arrived within a few years of each other it was seen as a cultural change.
- We were even too tired to talk to each other as we were making something to eat earlier.
- All drivers have to do to pass each other safely is to stay on their side of the road.
- Why did you get a group of people that are willing to interact with each other in this way?
- It is also a very social game, as the regular players on the circuit all know each other.
- She said they had texted each other earlier in the day to say they loved each other.
- Last night they were both out in the street at the front of the house, yowling at each other.
- For all the fondness we had for each other, it had never been that kind of friendship.
- They had known each other for a long time and there was no hint of the trouble to come.
- So we try to poke fun at stereotypes and the way the North and South view each other.
- We met again briefly last year at a restaurant in Soho, and had little to say to each other.
- We are all really good friends so we were just having a laugh and egging each other on.
- It is a shame we all live so far from each other, we had not seen most of them since our wedding.
- The obvious way to develop the debate is for the two states to start talking to each other.
- The couples have been so close that they even lived next door to each other for a while.

词汇	each other
释义	Definition of each other in English: each other pronoun Used to refer to each member of a group when each does something to or for other members. 互相 they communicate with each other in French 他们用法语相互交流。 Example sentencesExamples The obvious way to develop the debate is for the two states to start talking to each other. It is also a very social game, as the regular players on the circuit all know each other. They had known each other for a long time and there was no hint of the trouble to come. This year they are in a reduced living space and there is no escape from each other. The players all work as a team and everyone puts in the extra effort for each other. She said they had texted each other earlier in the day to say they loved each other. It is a shame we all live so far from each other, we had not seen most of them since our wedding. We get back to my place where he drops off his things and we crack open a bottle of wine and get to know each other. We are all really good friends so we were just having a laugh and egging each other on. We met again briefly last year at a restaurant in Soho, and had little to say to each other. The couples have been so close that they even lived next door to each other for a while. Why did you get a group of people that are willing to interact with each other in this way? They found a bench toward the north end of the room, and sat down next to each other. So we try to poke fun at stereotypes and the way the North and South view each other. As they all arrived within a few years of each other it was seen as a cultural change. Last night they were both out in the street at the front of the house, yowling at each other. For all the fondness we had for each other, it had never been that kind of friendship. All drivers have to do to pass each other safely is to stay on their side of the road. The two men tried to grab each other to keep from falling, but both tumbled to the ground. We were even too tired to talk to each other as we were making something to eat earlier. Definition of each other in US English: each other pronounēCH ˈəT͟Həritʃ ˈəðər Used to refer to each member of a group when each does something to or for other members. 互相 they communicate with each other in French 他们用法语相互交流。 Example sentencesExamples This year they are in a reduced living space and there is no escape from each other. We get back to my place where he drops off his things and we crack open a bottle of wine and get to know each other. They found a bench toward the north end of the room, and sat down next to each other. The two men tried to grab each other to keep from falling, but both tumbled to the ground. The players all work as a team and everyone puts in the extra effort for each other. As they all arrived within a few years of each other it was seen as a cultural change. We were even too tired to talk to each other as we were making something to eat earlier. All drivers have to do to pass each other safely is to stay on their side of the road. Why did you get a group of people that are willing to interact with each other in this way? It is also a very social game, as the regular players on the circuit all know each other. She said they had texted each other earlier in the day to say they loved each other. Last night they were both out in the street at the front of the house, yowling at each other. For all the fondness we had for each other, it had never been that kind of friendship. They had known each other for a long time and there was no hint of the trouble to come. So we try to poke fun at stereotypes and the way the North and South view each other. We met again briefly last year at a restaurant in Soho, and had little to say to each other. We are all really good friends so we were just having a laugh and egging each other on. It is a shame we all live so far from each other, we had not seen most of them since our wedding. The obvious way to develop the debate is for the two states to start talking to each other. The couples have been so close that they even lived next door to each other for a while.
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