各
each; every; various
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplespronoun
each; every; various
Used to refer to every one of a group of people or things individually.
Countries around the world sent representatives to the meeting.
Distinguished guests, please be seated.
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We need to consider various factors.
All ethnic groups are equal.
Class monitors, please come to the office for a meeting.
pronoun
each; respective; different
Used to emphasize that each member of a group is distinct or different.
All kinds of raw materials have been prepared.
Everyone goes back to their own home.
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These two plans each have their advantages and disadvantages.
They each have different interests and hobbies.
We need to consider opinions from all sides.
adverb
each; respectively; each in their own way
Used as an adverb to indicate that multiple people or things perform the same action or have the same attribute.
Both sides stick to their own arguments.
There is a door on each of the left and right sides.
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Each of the three methods has its advantages and disadvantages.
Each of them has their own reasoning.
These two cities each have their own characteristics.
noun
surname Ge
Used as a surname.
His surname is Ge.
Hello, everyone in the audience.
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Mr. Ge is a new employee in our company.
I know a doctor surnamed Ge.
Teacher Ge didn't come to class today.