apiece

UK:  [ə'piːs]

US:  [ə'pis]

adv.

1.每人,每个,各

2.各人;各

1 . He gave them sixpence apiece and a pat on the head, and they went off with much respectful swinging of caps and touching of forelocks.
他给了他们每人一枚六便士铜钱，拍了拍他们的脑袋。他们必恭必敬挥着帽子，行着军礼，走了。

2 . ' That's because investments of a few million dollars apiece could no longer make a material difference to Berkshire's fortunes.
这是因为那些几百万美元一笔的投资不再会对伯克希尔的业绩产生实质性影响。

3 . We would walk out with a bottle of pop apiece and sometimes the pop would backfire up our noses and hurt.
我们会一人拿瓶汽水出来，有时汽水会意外冲开瓶盖，撞痛我们的鼻子。

4 . pork , powder , and biscuit was the cargo , with only a musket and a cutlass apiece for the squire and me and red ruth and the captain.
这回装的是猪肉火药和面包干，此外，只为乡绅我雷卓斯以及船长每个人各带了一支火枪和一柄弯刀。

5 . Seven executives planned to take the stage for up to 45 minutes apiece, each focusing on a different part of the business.
7名高管计划在每个报告阶段花费45分钟，各聚焦于这个业务的不同部分。