(every) now and then Идиома
and then some
now and then
every now and then
Every now and then I like to walk along the beach and forget my problems．我常常喜欢沿着海滩散步，忘记我的问题。
I meet him every now and then on the street．我时常在街上碰见他。
from then on
From then on he was a teacher．从那时起他就是一位老师。
Mr．Li became rich from then on．李先生从那时起就发财了。
then and there
Idiom(s): then and thereTheme: TIME
right then. (Fixed order.)
• I asked him right then and there exactly what he meant.
• I decided to settle the matter then and there and not wait until Monday.
If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride.
Wishing alone is of no use; you must act as well.and then some|some|then some
And a lot more; and more too. It would cost all the money he had and then some. Talking his way out of this trouble was going to take all his wits and then some.every now and then|every|every now and again|every
adv. phr. At fairly regular intervals; fairly often; repeatedly. John comes to visit me every now and then. It was hot work, but every so often Susan would bring us something cold to drink.Compare: NOW AND THEN.
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adv. phr. Not often; not regularly; occasionally; sometimes. Now and then he goes to a ball game. The maid broke a dish now and then.Synonym: AT TIMES, FROM TIME TO TIME, ONCE IN A WHILE.
Compare: EVERY NOW AND THEN, OFF AND ON.
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adv. As an opposite possibility; another thing. He may be here tomorrow. Then again, he may not come until next week. I thought you told me about the fire, but then again it could have been Bill.(every) now and then
Occasionally; sometimes. Josh does stop by the abundance every now and then, but I haven't apparent him lately. I don't eat a lot of sweets, but every now and afresh I aloof charge a allotment of amber cake.Learn more: and, now(every) now and then
and (every) now and again; (every) already in a whileoccasionally; infrequently. We eat lamb every now and then. We eat pork now and then. I apprehend a atypical every now and again.Learn more: and, nownow and then
sometimes; occasionally. (Learn added (every) now and then.) I like to go to a cine now and then. We appointment my parents now and then, but we rarely see our added relatives.Learn more: and, nowevery now and then
Also, every now and again; every already in a while; every so often. Occasionally, from time to time; also, periodically. For example, Every now and afresh I continued for a allotment of chocolate, or We booty continued walks every now and again, or Every already in a while he'll call, or Every so generally she washes the car. The aboriginal appellation dates from the aboriginal bisected of the 1700s, the aftermost from the mid-1900s. Additionally see from time to time; once in a while. Learn more: and, every, now(every) now and aˈgain/ˈthen
occasionally: We see anniversary added every now and again. ♢ She sat by the window, attractive out now and afresh to see if they were coming. ♢ ‘How generally do you go to the theatre?’ ‘Now and then. Not often.’ OPPOSITE: all the time (2)Learn more: again, and, nowevery now and
then/again From time to time; occasionally.Learn more: and, every, now
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