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Definition of all - Reverso English Dictionary
Determiner
entiretyreferring to the whole quantity or extent
- All the students passed the exam..
Adverb
1.
totalitycompletely or entirely
- She was all alone in the house.
2.
emphasisused to emphasize a quality temporarily
- He was all excited about the trip.
3.
gamesTECH. indicates an equal score in a gameTECH.
- The score was three all at halftime.
Pronoun
1.
quantityreferring to the whole quantity or extent
- All of the cake was eaten.
2.
groupeveryone in a group
- All are welcome to join the event.
3.
totalityeverything of a particular kind
- All is well in the kingdom.
Adjective
1.
entiretyevery single one or thing in a group
- All students must attend the meeting.
2.
whole extentused to indicate a maximum extent
- He spent all day writing..
3.
engagementcompletely absorbed or involved in something
- She was all excited about the trip.
Expressions with all
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covers or follows the entire length of something extended
Trees were planted all along the river bank.
ready to start a journey or trip
The train conductor shouted, 'All aboard!' as the passengers hurried.
ready and prepared for an activity
We are all set for the trip.
very happy without any worries
After the good news, she was all smiles.
without any help from others
She completed the project all by herself.
wish someone good luck or success
I hope you do well in your exam, all the best!
reaching the intended goal or destination
They drove all the way to the beach.
courteous reply after gratitude or greeting
The pleasure is all mine, she said after he thanked her.
happening suddenly without warning or preparation
All at once, the lights went out.
not damaged or injured
Despite the turbulence, we landed all in one piece.
no longer relevant or affecting the present
The argument is all in the past now.
feeling confused or unable to think clearly
After the news, she felt all mixed up.
happening suddenly without any warning or preparation
All of a sudden, the lights went out.
from the beginning once more
After the error, we had to start all over again..
in many different locations or directions
The papers were all over the place.
variety of different forms or types
The festival welcomes artists of all shapes and sizes.
variety of different things or types
The store sells all sorts of books.
the most important thing in a situation
Family is all that matters to her.
improved or enhanced in quality
The new paint made the room all the better.
unlimited amount of money
Even with all the money in the world, he couldn't buy happiness.
in unison or simultaneously by a group
Let's sing the chorus all together now.
effort is justified by the outcome
After all the hard work, it will be all worth it.
misunderstand something completely or incorrectly
He got it all wrong about the meeting time.
try your hardest to succeed
In the final round, give it your all and ignore the crowd.
Origin of all
Old English, eall (entire)
Terms with all included in their meaning
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constantly
at all times
people
refers to all people in a group
preference
preferred above all others and treated with partiality
earliest
coming before all others in time or order
final
coming after all others in a sequence
frequency
occasionally rather than all the time
shade
color seen in snow, milk, or all light combined
unknown person
any person at all, without specification
most suitable
in a way that is better than all others
fully constituted
having all necessary parts
individual items
qualifies a singular noun indicating all items individually
action
remove all contents from a container
identical
the same in all respects
all inclusive
each one without exception
people
all people in a group or context
totality
all things considered as a whole
all locations
in all parts or places
sequence
after all others in time or order
complete
having all essential elements
position
on all or most sides of something
enclosure
enclosed on all sides by something
comparison
used to compare one person with all others
global
in all parts of the world
warmth
fasten all buttons to keep warm
Examples of all in a sentence
She invited all her friends to the party. The room was all dark after the lights went out. He was all drenched from the rain. She was all dressed up for the party. The kids were all tired after the game. The match ended five all after extra time.
It was two all in the final set. All of the books were sold. She gave all she had to charity. All were excited about the surprise. All have completed the assignment on time. All are invited to the party. All was lost in the fire. All tickets were sold out within hours. All members voted in favor of the proposal. She read all night long. They explored all the caves. The team was all focused on winning the championship. He was all engaged in the new project.
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- French:tous, complètement, ...
- German:alle, ganz, ...
- Italian:tutti, completamente, ...
- Spanish:todos, completamente, ...
- Portuguese:todos, completamente, ...
- Chinese:所有, 完全, ...
- Japanese:すべての, 完全に, ...
- Arabic:جَميع, جَمِيعًا, ...
- Hebrew:כָּל, לְגַמְרֵי, ...
- Russian:все, совсем, ...
- Ukrainian:усі, зовсім, ...
- Hindi:सभी, बिल्कुल, ...
Definition of ALL - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: amateur athletic leagueRare US group for non-professional sports competitionsRare US
- He joined the ALL to play basketball.
Acronym
acr: acute lymphoblastic leukemiaTECH. type of cancer affecting white blood cellsTECH.
- The doctor diagnosed the child with ALL after tests.
Expressions with ALL
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style of writing using only capital letters
Please don't write the whole message in ALL CAPS.
Origin of ALL
Latin omnis (all)
Examples of ALL in a sentence
She volunteers as a coach in the ALL. ALL requires immediate medical attention. Research on ALL is progressing rapidly.
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- French:ligue amateur, LAL, ...
- German:Amateur-Sportliga, ALL, ...
- Italian:UISP, LLA, ...
- Spanish:LDA, LLA, ...
- Portuguese:LDA, LLA, ...
- Chinese:业余体育联盟, 急性淋巴细胞白血病, ...
- Japanese:アマチュアリーグ, 急性リンパ性白血病, ...
- Arabic:رابطة رياضية للهواة, ابيضاض لِمْفَاوي حاد, ...
- Hebrew:לִיגַּת סְפּוֹרְט חוֹבְבָנִית, לוּקֶמְיָה לִימְפוֹבְּלַסְטִית חֲרִיפָה, ...
- Russian:любительская спортивная лига, ОЛЛ, ...
- Ukrainian:АЛЛ, ГЛЛ, ...
- Hindi:एएलएल, ...
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