/ˈɔ:lweɪz ||; ˈɔlwez/adv1 at all times; regularly 总是；经常: I always get up at 6.30. 我总是六点半起床。Why is the train always late when I'm in a hurry? 为什么我每一次赶时间列车都误点？
2 all through the past until now 一向；素来: Tony has always been shy. 托尼向来害羞。I've always liked music. 我一向喜爱音乐。
3 for ever 永远: I shall always remember this moment. 这一刻将令我毕生难忘。
4 (only used with continuous tenses 只与进行时连用) again and again, usually in an annoying way 一再（通常指令人讨厌地）: She's always complaining about something. 她总是抱怨这个抱怨那个。
5 used with ‘can’ or ‘could’ for suggesting sth that sb could do, especially if nothing else is possible （与 can 或 could 连用，表示可以做某事，尤其是在没有其他办法的时候）: If you haven't got enough money, I could always lend you some. 如果你钱不够，我总是可以借给你一些。
Always does not usually go at the beginning of a sentence. It usually goes before the main verb or after ‘is’, ‘are’, ‘were’, etc He always wears those shoes. I have always wanted to visit Egypt. Fiona is always late. However, always can go at the beginning of a sentence when you are telling somebody to do something Always stop and look before you cross the road. always 通常不用于句子的开头，而用于主要动词之前，或用于 is、are、were 等之后：He always wears those shoes. 他总是穿这双鞋。I have always wanted to visit Egypt. 我一直希望到埃及去看看。Fiona is always late.菲奥纳总是迟到。如要某人做某事，always 可以放在句首：Always stop and look before you cross the road. 每次过马路都要先停步，看清楚。