ever

UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈɛvər/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈɛvɚ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(evər)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
ever adv(at any time)alguna vez loc adv
 Have you ever been to New York?
 ¿Alguna vez has estado en Nueva York?
ever adv(of all time, in history)de todos los tiempos loc adv
 The Beatles were one of the most successful bands ever.
 Los Beatles fueron una de las bandas más exitosas de todos los tiempos.
ever adv(emphatic: never)nunca adv
 I have never, ever, been to Paris.
 Yo nunca, nunca, he estado en París.
ever advinformal (emphatic)sin duda loc adv
 Did the audience like her? Did they ever!
 ¿Le gustó al público? ¡Sin duda!
ever advUK, informal (with such, so: very)tan adv
 He's ever so clever.
 Es tan inteligente.
ever advliterary (always)siempre adv
 They were ever mournful of that tragic day.
 Estuvieron siempre tristes por ese trágico día.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
as ever adv(as is always the case)como de costumbre loc adv
  como siempre loc adv
 As ever, I didn't understand a word of what he was saying.
 The bus was late, as ever!
 Como de costumbre, no entendí ni una sola palabra de lo que él decía.
as ever,
as ... as ever
adv
(as is always the case)como siempre loc adv
  como de costumbre loc adv
 I saw that comedian live recently and he was funny as ever.
better than ever adj(improved, even greater than before)mejor que nunca loc adj
 I was sad yesterday, but now I'm better than ever.
 Ayer estaba triste, pero hoy me siento mejor que nunca.
Did you ever! interjUS (I am astonished)¿en serio? loc interj
  ¡increíble! interj
  ¡no! interj
  ¡no puede ser! loc interj
ever again adv(at any point in the future)nunca más loc adv
 I'm sure he won't dare do such a thing ever again.
 No vuelvas a hablarme en ese tono nunca más.
ever and anon,
ever and again
expr
literary (now and then)ocasionalmente adv
ever before adv(at any point previously)nunca antes loc adv
 Women are choosing to stay single more than ever before.
 Como nunca antes, muchas mujeres prefieren hoy permanecer solteras.
ever changing,
ever-changing
adj
(variable)en constante cambio loc adv
  constantemente cambiante adv + adj mf
  variable adj mf
Note: hyphen used when term is an adj before a noun
 Online news sites enable us to keep up with our ever-changing world.
 Los sitios de noticias online nos permiten estar al día en nuestro mundo en constante cambio.
 Los sitios de noticias online nos permiten estar al día en nuestro constantemente cambiante mundo.
 Los sitos de noticias online nos permiten estar al día en nuestro variable mundo.
ever more adv(increasingly)cada vez más loc adv
 The situation was becoming ever more serious as war spread across the country.
 La situación se estaba volviendo cada vez más seria a medida que la guerra se expandía por el país.
ever since conj(for entire time after)desde prep
 Ever since she met Dave, she's given up on her other friends.
 Desde que conoció a David, ha abandonado a sus otros amigos.
ever since adv(since then)desde entonces loc adv
 His wife died a couple of years ago, and he's been depressed ever since.
 Su esposa murió hace unos años, y él está deprimido desde entonces.
ever so advdated (emphatic: very)tan, tanto adv
 She was ever so lovely!
 ¡Era tan adorable!
ever-expanding adj(constantly becoming larger)en constante ampliación loc adj
  en constante expansión loc adj
ever-growing adj(increasing, expanding)creciente adj mf
  cada vez mayor loc adj
ever-increasing adj(constantly growing)creciente adj mf
  en aumento loc adj
  cada vez mayor loc adj
ever-present adj(always existing)siempre presente loc adj
  constante adj mf
first-ever adj(for the first time)primero/a adj
  primerísimo adj
for ever and ever adv(for eternity)por siempre jamás expr
  por siempre expr
Note: Infantil
 Charles promised to love Lucy for ever and ever.
 Charles le prometió a Lucy amarla por siempre jamás.
forever and ever expr(for all time)por siempre loc adv
 (literario)por siempre jamás loc adv
 I will remember this day forever and ever.
 Recordaré este día por siempre.
happily ever after adv(fairytale ending)feliz para siempre loc adv
  feliz por siempre loc adv
 Cinderella married her Prince Charming and they both lived happily ever after.
 Cenicienta se casó con el Príncipe Azul y ambos vivieron felices para siempre.
 (literatura infantil)vivieron felices y comieron perdices expr
 Cenicienta se casó con el Príncipe Azul y ambos vivieron felices y comieron perdices.
happily ever after,
happy ever after
adv
(happy outcome)felizmente adv
  feliz por siempre, feliz para siempre loc adv
 The lost cat was found in the attic and the family lived happily ever after.
 Encontraron al gato en el ático y la familia vivió felizmente.
hardly ever adv(rarely)casi nunca loc adv
 I hardly ever drink in the morning.
 Casi nunca bebo por la mañana.
if ever conj(should it ever occur that)si alguna vez loc conj
 Pop by if ever you feel like a chat.
 Ven si alguna vez quieres charlar.
if ever adv(even never)o nunca loc adv
 This method is rarely, if ever, employed today.
 Este método casi nunca, o nunca, se emplea en la actualidad.
more than ever adv(to the greatest extent so far)más que nunca loc adv
 Your adventure stories make me want to travel more than ever.
 After spending the weekend with him I like him more than ever.
 Tus historias de aventuras me dan ganas de viajar más que nunca.
never ever advinformal (not ever)nunca jamás loc adv
 (coloquial)jamás de los jamases loc adv
 I shall never ever forget you.
 Nunca jamás te olvidaré.
scarcely ever adv(almost never, seldom)rara vez loc adv
 After being mugged twice Miriam scarcely ever left the house.
 Después de haber sido atracada dos veces, Miriam rara vez salía de casa.
  casi nunca loc adv
 Después de haber sido atracada dos veces, Miriam casi nunca salía de casa.
seldom if ever,
seldom,
if ever
adv
(never or almost never)raramente o nunca adv
 I seldom, if ever, have time to relax and read a book.
 Raramente o nunca tengo tiempo de relajarme y leer un libro.
whyever,
why ever
adv
(emphatic: why)por qué adv
Note: Why ever is the form usually preferred.
 Why ever would anyone choose to live here? It's so remote!
 ¿Por qué alguien elegiría vivir aquí? ¡Es tan lejos!
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'ever' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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Spanish:

Collocations: ever- [increasing, decreasing, growing, changing], the ever-[increasing] [growth, strength, popularity] (of), [is, remains] ever- [popular, exciting, beautiful], more...

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