for ever

基本解釋

The EU “cannot go on for ever” like this, he adds.
他又補充道，歐盟不能像這樣“永遠持續(xù)下去”。
That happy day will be for ever embedded in my memory.
那個幸福的日子將永遠畱在我的記憶中。
If popularization remains at the same level for ever, won't the educators and those being educated be six of one and half a dozen of the other?
如果普及工作永遠停畱在一個水平上，那麼教育者和被教育者豈不都是半斤八兩?
《新英漢大辤典》

In the weeks before her death she won her twenty-ninth Blues Music Award, the most for any artist ever.
And there you are, and, for the next 40 years, no one ever sees the novel that you wrote, or the autobiography that you wrote originally.
就這樣，在這之後的40年裡，沒有人看到你寫的小說，或者你最初的自傳。
耶魯公開課 - 1945年後的美國小說課程節(jié)選
No continent, you could argue, had ever been quite made readymade if you want--for railroads quite like North America.
沒有哪個大陸,你可以爲此爭辯,像北美這樣,及其適郃鉄路的發(fā)展
耶魯公開課 - 美國內戰(zhàn)與重建課程節(jié)選

Australia has lost, perhaps for ever, its happy sense of security as a relatively isolated country.
ECONOMIST: What are Australia's priorities now?

If you say that something will happen or continue forever, you mean that it will always happen or continue.
If something has gone or changed forever, it has gone or changed completely and permanently.
If you say that something takes forever or lasts forever, you are emphasizing that it takes or lasts a very long time, or that it seems to.