whenever的意思|whenever的解释-里氏词典

whenever [(h)wen'evə]

conj. 每当

ad. 不论何时, 每逢

Come whenever you like.
你什么时候想来就来。
I'd like to see you whenever it's convenient.
在你方便的时候我想来看看你。

Whenever \When*ev"er\, adv. & conj.
At whatever time. ``Whenever that shall be.'' --Milton.

"I know a doctor who likes to be able to hop in a plane and fly whenever he wants," says Gerald Walton, an FAA official who until recently was the tower manager at Burbank.
The committee also wants the holders to have the right to call shareholder meetings whenever it wants.
"Economic planners always make choices between efficiency and equity, and in the past whenever there were conflicts they maximized efficiency at the cost of equity," Mr. Koo says.
He noted that whenever gold futures move above $350 an ounce, profit-taking generally sets in.
Throngs of uninterested bystanders, bribed with an afternoon off work, would show up whenever a head of state came to town.
Yet whenever they had expansion possibilities, they went straight back to Japan" for managers and suppliers.
The United States proposed shifting percentages needed to approve a loan so that it would have a veto over new loans whenever it could get Canada to go along with it.
'Because executives are quite keen to earn their bonuses whenever they can, they have been tempted to put restructuring costs into the 'extraordinary items' line.'
But whenever they rinsed with coffee or the cola, there was only an insignificant rise in blood nicotine levels.
The yen firms whenever tension in the Middle East seems to ease these days, Ms. Takeuchi said.
Shaken by the boos of the crowd whenever the Japanese wrestlers enter the arena, one Japanese laughs nervously and says, "I'm glad we didn't have to cheer our man against the Korean.
It was published first weekly, then biweekly, then monthly and finally whenever he had the money and energy to produce it.
We will work with the president wherever and whenever we can.
Mr. McCarthy said his daughter comes home with a growing list of orders for T-shirts whenever she wears one to school.
In Tokyo, dealers said the market closely followed the movement of the U.S. dollar, with yen bonds recovering from their lows whenever the the dollar retreated from its highs.
But this happens whenever anyone goes out of business.
They have a life of their own and can be counted on to look good and perform whenever a cast isn't up to either.
A big loss in the local elections, whenever they are, could bring a shift in party alliances that would require early general elections.
By accounting rules, whenever companies add a new liability for a future expense, they have to reduce their reported profits by an equal amount.
Such events spur speculation, and the speculation is good for at least a month or so, or whenever the newer figures are reported or the old ones corrected.
For liberal opinion, abortion is justified whenever the continuation of a pregnancy would have an especially bad effect on other lives by frustrating or wasting them, or would result in a deeply frustrated life for the child itself if it were born.
Such a strategy, he said, gives investors the benefit of a system called dollar-cost-averaging, since over time fixed amounts of their money will buy more shares whenever prices are low.
To Mr. Wohlstetter, however, it is merely a variation on the "Sunday punch" doctrine of an earlier decade, and he uses an acid pen to attack it wherever and whenever he comes upon it.
"They just stormed and hit them whenever they felt like doing that _ they hit them like mad," Rockman said.
Now that the New York Stock Exchange's Rule 80A effectively bans program trading whenever the market moves by more than 50 points, a larger decline such as the 120 points on Nov. 15 can no longer be blamed on program trading.
Use the same foot to control the accelerator and the brake, which would eliminate the possibility of "riding the brake." - Drive at steady speeds whenever possible.
Because the number of House members is limited, whenever a state gains a seat, another state must lose one.
The tune of Burns' poem 'Comin thro' the rye', is played at Japan's pedestrian crossings whenever the lights turn to green.
Reports of a rift between Sununu and National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft resurfaced _ friction that White House sources say intensifies whenever Sununu wanders into Scowcroft's realm.
The ceiling that prevailed between 1934 and 1975 used to suck liquidity out of the system whenever the market interest rate rose above the maximum banks could pay their depositors.

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