anywhere *** any·where adv
- anywhere *** any·where adv
- ['ɛnɪˌwɛə(r)]
1) da qualche parte, in qualche posto
can you see him anywhere? — lo vedi da qualche parte?
anywhere else? — da qualche or nessun'altra parte?, in qualche or nessun altro posto?
2) da nessuna parte, in nessun posto
I can't see him anywhere — non lo vedo da nessuna parte
they never go anywhere else — non vanno mai da nessun'altra parte
3) da qualsiasi or qualunque parte, in qualunque or qualsiasi posto, dovunque
anywhere in the world — dovunque nel mondo
put the books down anywhere — metti i libri dove ti capita
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