의미: always 
al·ways〔ɔːlweiz, -wiz〕 ad.
1 늘, 항상, 언제나
▶ He is always late. 그는 언제나 늦는다.
▶ He always comes late. 언제나 늦게 온다.
2 [보통 진행형과 함께] 노상, 끊임없이 《★ 흔히 말하는 사람의 불만·분노 등의 감정이 섞임》
▶ He is always grumbling. 그는 노상 투덜댄다.
3 언제까지나, 영구히
▶ I will remember this day always. 오늘이라는 날을 언제까지나 잊지 않겠다.
4 [보통 완료형과 함께] 죽, 내내, 그전부터
▶ He’s always been kind to me. 그는 그전부터 내게 친절히 해 주었다.
5 [보통 can, could와 함께; 강조 부사로] 언제든지, 필요하다면
▶ You can always quit the job. 언제든지 그 일을 그만둘 수 있다.
[USAGE] always의 어순은 조동사 및 be 동사의 다음에, 일반동사의 앞에 놓이지만, 조동사 또는 be 동사가 강조될 때는 그 앞에 놓는다:He always is[íz] late./He always does[dʌz] come late.
always excepting[provided] (1) 【법】 단 …은 차한에 부재함 (2) 《영》 …을 제외하고(는)
always granting 【법】 단…
always supposing (that) 단 …하기만 하면
as[like] always 여느 때처럼, 평소와 같이
for always 《구어》 영구히
nearly[almost] always 대개는
not always happy [부분 부정] 반드시 (행복)한 것은 아니다
Not always. 꼭 그런 것은 아니다.
al·ways〔ɔːlweiz, -wiz〕 ad.1 늘, 항상, 언제나
▶ He is always late. 그는 언제나 늦는다.
▶ He always comes late. 언제나 늦게 온다.
2 [보통 진행형과 함께] 노상, 끊임없이 《★ 흔히 말하는 사람의 불만·분노 등의 감정이 섞임》
▶ He is always grumbling. 그는 노상 투덜댄다.
3 언제까지나, 영구히
▶ I will remember this day always. 오늘이라는 날을 언제까지나 잊지 않겠다.
4 [보통 완료형과 함께] 죽, 내내, 그전부터
▶ He’s always been kind to me. 그는 그전부터 내게 친절히 해 주었다.
5 [보통 can, could와 함께; 강조 부사로] 언제든지, 필요하다면
▶ You can always quit the job. 언제든지 그 일을 그만둘 수 있다.
[USAGE] always의 어순은 조동사 및 be 동사의 다음에, 일반동사의 앞에 놓이지만, 조동사 또는 be 동사가 강조될 때는 그 앞에 놓는다:He always is[íz] late./He always does[dʌz] come late.
always excepting[provided] (1) 【법】 단 …은 차한에 부재함 (2) 《영》 …을 제외하고(는)
always granting 【법】 단…
always supposing (that) 단 …하기만 하면
as[like] always 여느 때처럼, 평소와 같이
for always 《구어》 영구히
nearly[almost] always 대개는
not always happy [부분 부정] 반드시 (행복)한 것은 아니다
Not always. 꼭 그런 것은 아니다.
as always 관용구
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