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Meanings of to each one in English
Portuguese
cada um To or from every one of two or more (considered individually)
Usage of to each one in English
1
He asked what I planned to write to each one of them.
2
Jesus then came to each one and served the bread and fish.
3
This personal power of initiative Bergson appeals to each one to maintain.
4
Opportunities became open generally in France, according to each one's personal ability.
5
God has given to each one of us special and peculiar qualifications.
6
Use one level teaspoon of tea to each one-half pint of water.
7
Tom doffed his cap to each one, then gave a little speech.
8
Now, Christianity has its answer to each one of those four questions.
9
After saying something to each one present, turning to me, she said:
10
Next to each one was a word written in big blocky letters.
11
At that ceremony, at that house-hereferred to each one using a number.
12
Wax this splice thoroughly; do this to each one in turn.
13
They were working, that night, for the ten dollars promised to each one.
14
So this is a very personal side to each one of these mothers.
15
Next to each one, write down the reason you're taking it.
16
She felt connected to each one of them more intensely than ever before.