anywhere

adverb

/ˈeniweə(r)/

/ˈeniwer/

(North American English also anyplace)

Idioms

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used in negative sentences and in questions instead of somewhere
- I can't see it anywhere.
- Did you go anywhere interesting?
- Many of these animals are not found anywhere else.
- He's never been anywhere outside Britain.
The difference between anywhere and somewhere is the same as the difference between any and some. Look at the notes there.
in, at or to any place, when it does not matter where
- Put the box down anywhere.
- An accident can happen anywhere.
- I could go anywhere in the world.

Idioms

anywhere from… to…

used to indicate a range
- They cost anywhere from £100 to £500.

not anywhere near

(also nowhere near)

far from; not at all
- The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me.

not anywhere near/nowhere near

far from; not at all
- The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me.
- Older cars are nowhere near as fuel-efficient as modern cars.

anywhere

pronoun

/ˈeniweə(r)/

/ˈeniwer/

(North American English also anyplace)

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used in negative sentences and in questions instead of somewhere
- I don't have anywhere to stay.
- Do you know anywhere I can get my bike repaired?
The difference between anywhere and somewhere is the same as the difference between any and some. Look at the notes there.

单词	anywhere
释义	anywhere adverb /ˈeniweə(r)/ /ˈeniwer/ (North American English also anyplace) Idioms jump to other results used in negative sentences and in questions instead of somewhere I can't see it anywhere. Did you go anywhere interesting? Many of these animals are not found anywhere else. He's never been anywhere outside Britain. The difference between anywhere and somewhere is the same as the difference between any and some. Look at the notes there. in, at or to any place, when it does not matter where Put the box down anywhere. An accident can happen anywhere. I could go anywhere in the world. Idioms anywhere from… to… used to indicate a range They cost anywhere from £100 to £500. not anywhere near (also nowhere near) far from; not at all The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me. not anywhere near/nowhere near far from; not at all The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me. Older cars are nowhere near as fuel-efficient as modern cars. anywhere pronoun /ˈeniweə(r)/ /ˈeniwer/ (North American English also anyplace) jump to other results used in negative sentences and in questions instead of somewhere I don't have anywhere to stay. Do you know anywhere I can get my bike repaired? The difference between anywhere and somewhere is the same as the difference between any and some. Look at the notes there.
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