Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Respective"

A: Belonging separately to two or more people or things

E.g they spoke about their respective jobs

A: belonging or relating separately to each of two or more people or things.

A: Here, it means "related to."

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A: each is used to refer to two people or items in the same way e.g " they each got 10 dollars"

respective (or more commonly "respectively") is for when you need to distinguish between multiple parties or objects. e.g " Sam and David recieved 10 dollars and 15 dollars respectively". this is used in order so Sam receives the ten dollars and David received 15 dollars.

sorry if this is confusing, respectively is a fairly complex term with rules. the subjects come first, then the verb then the object.

S=subject
O=object

e.g. "S1, S2 - verb - O1, O2 - respectively"

without respectively you wouldn't be able to determine which object is related to which subject.

more examples

"Sarah, John, and Sam play netball, hockey and baseball respectively"

"Adam, Nina, Thomas, and James like pasta, steak, fish, and grapes the most, respectively.

A: eachの意味は

「２つ以上のものについて、個別に指し示す」

です。

Each boys has their toy.
各々の少年は、それぞれのおもちゃを持っている。

Macmillanでeachの意味を調べると

used for referring to all the people or things in a group, especially when considering every one separately
あるグループの人々やものに言及するために使われる、特に分かれてすべての一つを考える時

です。

respectiveの意味は

「それぞれの、各自の」

です。

Macmillanでrespectiveの意味を調べると

belonging separately to each of two or more people or things previously mentioned
以前に言及された二人もしくは、たくさんの人々もしくは、ものに部分的に属すること

です。

eachとrespectiveの違いですが、どちらも「おのおのの、それぞれの」という意味です。一般的には、eachはそれに続く名詞が単数、respectiveは複数となります。ただし、場合によって、respectiveが単数となることもあります。

eachは、個別をそれぞれ注目しているということで、”おのおのの”という意味になります。一方、respectiveの場合の”おのおのの”は、全体的に見ています。

I know each boy.
私はおのおのの少年を知っている(ひとりひとりを知っている)。

I know respective boys.
私はおのおのの少年達を知っている(少年がひとりひとりそれぞれだと知っている)。

前者は個別の少年それぞれ一人一人のことを知っているという意味です。後者は、少年達がそれぞれ個別で違うってことを知っているということです。一人一人をよく知っているということではありません。

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A: Each means every particular thing (but as their own). For example, Each apple was red. This sentence means every individual apple that you saw was red.
Respective means specific or separate things. For example, We ate respective lunches. This sentence means that we ate different or separate lunches.

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A: I am single (not married)
It rained every single day this week. (used for emphasis)

It rained each day this week

Each individual (person) must have a pencil. (meaning, each must have their own)

Each person must bring their respective/individual opinion. (meaning, each has their own that is unique to them)

In many ways, respective and individual are the same, but when talking use individual. Respective is more used in written form.

I went to the store, the library and the post office, respectively.
(here "respectively" means "in that order", this is typically not used in every day speech, but in newspapers and research papers)

A: Respectfully [re·spect·ful·ly]