Examples of using "Każde" in a sentence and their english translations:
In every habitat on Earth,
They paid separately.
Every apple is red.
Every word counts.
Each eye gauges distance independently,
Any child can do that.
Everything he says upsets me.
He chose every word with care.
Not every child likes apples.
Each child has his own room.
Every crime calls for punishment.
So will every other living creature out here.
Now, any extra body warmth is welcome.
Paul's family spends the summer at the coast every year.
Any seat will do.
Every type of socialization requires a lie.
Every sentence in that book is important.
She always writes down every word her teacher says.
- Every march is composed of just a few steps.
- Every march is composed of separate steps.
- Every march is composed of discrete steps.
A bare word of criticism makes her nervous.
How much wheat does each field yield?
Each of the children is doing his best.
Each bears fruit for only a few days a year.
control each and every one of the vegetables, and prevent them from becoming infected.
Like any other kid, I learned what a family looked like.
And so that means for every two orbits of the outer planet,
The doctor just tells me when to take each medicine.
Every child needs someone to look up to and copy.
All horses are animals, but not all animals are horses.
I wrote down every phrase in his speech that he stressed.
It is essential that every child have the same educational opportunities.
From personal experience, I know that any encounter with him will leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Chinese people don't have an alphabet. They have a different symbol for every word.
And every creature on Earth must find a way to make it through the night.
That means that even if they only have two children each, the population will continue to grow rapidly.
to understand every little tiny mark, every little behavior, every species and what they're doing, how they're interacting.
Another tendency of many Japanese that bothers foreigners is to make statements that are too general and too broad by using or implying words like "all" and "every".