forever 英 [fərˈevə(r)]   美 [fɔrˈɛvɚ, fə-]

forever

forever  英 [fərˈevə(r)] 美 [fɔrˈɛvɚ, fə-]

adv. 永远; 

I'll love you forever! 我永远爱你!
After her death, their lives changed forever. 她死后他们的生活从此改变了。

  • Things that last forever never come to an end — they continue endlessly. An experience that changes you forever alters you in ways that will last the rest of your life.
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  • adv. 永远;
  • 1. I'll love you forever!

    我永远爱你!

  • 2. After her death, their lives changed forever.

    她死后他们的生活从此改变了。

  • 3. it won't last forever.

    这不会永世长存的。

  • forever (adv.) late 14c., for ever; from for + ever. Often written as one word from late 17c. As a noun by 1858. Emphatic forevermore is from 1819.
for·ever / fərˈevə(r) ; NAmE fərˈevər / adverb 1 ( BrE also for ever ) used to say that a particular situation or state will always exist 永远 I'll love you forever! 我永远爱你! After her death, their lives changed forever. 她死后他们的生活从此改变了。 Just keep telling yourself that it won't last forever. 要不停地提醒自己,这不会永世长存的。 2 ( BrE also for ever ) ( informal) a very long time 长久地 It takes her forever to get dressed. 她穿衣打扮要用好长的时间。 3 ( informal) used with verbs in the progressive tenses to say that sb does sth very often and in a way that is annoying to other people (与动词进行时连用)老是,没完没了地 She's forever going on about how poor they are. 她老是没完没了地讲他们有多穷。 for·ever / fərˈevə(r) ; NAmE fərˈevər /
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