Definition of ever-present in English:

ever-present

adjective

Existing or occurring at all times; always there.
his face is always half-obscured by his ever-present baseball cap
it is a city where the threat of violent death is ever-present
Example sentencesExamples
- Contamination of organic or conventional crops is an ever-present risk.
- The safety of children is an ever-present worry.
- Religion and superstition are ever-present in Gothic thrillers.
- Her ever-present smile appears to have been glued on.
- There exists the ever-present danger of slipping too far to one side or the other.
- Though the threat of violence is ever-present, he steadfastly refuses to portray the kids as victims.
- One of the ever-present emotions during the film is one of loss.
- The mountain is ever-present on the horizon, looking over the plains below.
- Spam is an ever-present menace.
- The adolescent urge to defy authority is ever-present.

noun

A person who is always present over a particular period of time, especially in a sports team.
Fletcher was an ever-present in the side last season
Example sentencesExamples
- He has been an ever-present for them in the league this season.
- Ellis has been an ever-present in the fleet for the last 20 years.
- He qualified for the Tour in 1988 and has been an ever-present since then.
- Ernie was an ever-present in that season when they eventually lost in the semi-final replay.
- He was a passionate supporter and was an ever-present at club games for many years.
- The officer has been an ever-present at the maritime warfare training centre.
- He came through steadily last year and this season he's performed very well and been almost an ever-present.
- The 19-year-old has been an ever-present in the league side since his arrival.
- The 29-year-old player has been an ever-present in all competitive first team matches.
- The 33-year-old golfer has become an ever-present in the amateur Great Britain and Ireland team.

词汇	ever-present
释义	Definition of ever-present in English: ever-present adjective Existing or occurring at all times; always there. his face is always half-obscured by his ever-present baseball cap it is a city where the threat of violent death is ever-present Example sentencesExamples Contamination of organic or conventional crops is an ever-present risk. The safety of children is an ever-present worry. Religion and superstition are ever-present in Gothic thrillers. Her ever-present smile appears to have been glued on. There exists the ever-present danger of slipping too far to one side or the other. Though the threat of violence is ever-present, he steadfastly refuses to portray the kids as victims. One of the ever-present emotions during the film is one of loss. The mountain is ever-present on the horizon, looking over the plains below. Spam is an ever-present menace. The adolescent urge to defy authority is ever-present. noun A person who is always present over a particular period of time, especially in a sports team. Fletcher was an ever-present in the side last season Example sentencesExamples He has been an ever-present for them in the league this season. Ellis has been an ever-present in the fleet for the last 20 years. He qualified for the Tour in 1988 and has been an ever-present since then. Ernie was an ever-present in that season when they eventually lost in the semi-final replay. He was a passionate supporter and was an ever-present at club games for many years. The officer has been an ever-present at the maritime warfare training centre. He came through steadily last year and this season he's performed very well and been almost an ever-present. The 19-year-old has been an ever-present in the league side since his arrival. The 29-year-old player has been an ever-present in all competitive first team matches. The 33-year-old golfer has become an ever-present in the amateur Great Britain and Ireland team.
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