Meaning

1 senses
  1. Each, every (with a time interval).

    175 mg/m² q 3 wks

Examples

18 sentences
  1. When the teacher is very strict, the students must mind their P's and Q's.

    Коли вчитель дуже суворий, учні повинні працювати з усієї сили. — Wordowl

    ruКогда учитель очень строгий, ученики должны работать изо всех сил. — elsteris

  2. I've used up my Q-tips.

  3. Tom regularly cleans his ears with Q-tips.

  4. The letters q, w and x exist in English.

    ruБуквы q, w и x существуют в английском языке. — odexed

  5. Thus, p is the case if and only if q is the case.

    deAlso ist p der Fall genau dann, wenn q der Fall ist. — User4473

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Origin

From Latin quaque (“every”).

From Latin quaque (“every”).

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