apiece

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apiece
[əˈpiːs]
adverbio
1cada uno(a)
  • they cost £3 apiece -> cuestan 3 libras cada uno, están a 3 libras

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apiece [a-pís]
adverbio
1Por barba, por cabeza, por persona o cada uno.
  • We had two blankets apiece -> teníamos dos mantas cada uno
  • He gave them one apiece -> les dio una a cada uno

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apiece [əˈpiːs]
adverb
(for each person) cada unoauna;a una
He and I had two fish apiece The series is tied at one game apiece
 (for each thing) cada unoauna;a una
She found the shells at a yard sale priced at 35 cents apiece
they had a gun apiece tenía cada uno un revólver; he gave them an apple apiece dio una manzana a cada uno; the rule is a dollar apiece la regla es un dólar por cabeza persona;or

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