reiz par visām reizēm

/rɛi̯s par ˈvi.saːm ˈrɛi̯.zɛːm/
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A basic Latvian expression meaning once and for all.

Examples

  • Mēs šodien mācāmies reiz par visām reizēm.
    We are learning once and for all today.
  • Es dzirdēju reiz par visām reizēm ikdienas sarunā.
    I heard once and for all in an everyday conversation.
  • Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar reiz par visām reizēm.
    Please read the example with once and for all.
  • Skolotāja uzrakstīja reiz par visām reizēm uz tāfeles.
    The teacher wrote once and for all on the board.
  • Viņa pareizi lietoja reiz par visām reizēm teikumā.
    She used once and for all correctly in a sentence.

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Meanings

Everyday meaning

everyday
neutral
Used in present-day Latvian to express once and for all.

Examples

  • Skolotāja uzrakstīja reiz par visām reizēm uz tāfeles.
    The teacher wrote once and for all on the board.
  • Es dzirdēju reiz par visām reizēm ikdienas sarunā.
    I heard once and for all in an everyday conversation.
  • Lūdzu, izlasi piemēru ar reiz par visām reizēm.
    Please read the example with once and for all.
  • Mēs šodien mācāmies reiz par visām reizēm.
    We are learning once and for all today.
  • Viņa pareizi lietoja reiz par visām reizēm teikumā.
    She used once and for all correctly in a sentence.

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Etymology

FAQ

What does reiz par visām reizēm mean?

reiz par visām reizēm means once and for all.

Is reiz par visām reizēm common?

Yes. It is common in present-day Latvian.

Is reiz par visām reizēm formal?

It is neutral and suitable for ordinary conversation.

Should beginners learn reiz par visām reizēm?

Yes. It is useful core Latvian vocabulary.

How is reiz par visām reizēm used?

Use it when the situation calls for once and for all.

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