All Meaning in English
word
/ˈɔɫ/
awl
/ˈɔːl/
awl
Definition
Used to refer to the whole amount, quantity, or number of something or every one of a group.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used as a determiner, pronoun, or adverb. Often followed by plural nouns or uncountable nouns. Avoid confusion with similar quantifiers like 'every' (each individual item) or 'some' (part of the group). Informal speech sometimes shortens phrases (e.g., 'all gone' means completely finished).
Spanish: todo - toda - todos - todasPortuguese (BR): todo - toda - todos - todasPortuguese (PT): todo - toda - todos - todasChinese (Simplified): 所有的Chinese (Traditional): 所有的Hindi: सभीArabic: كلّBengali: সবRussian: все - весь - вся - всёJapanese: すべて - 全部Vietnamese: tất cảKorean: 모두 - 전부Turkish: tüm - bütün - hepsiUrdu: تمام - سبIndonesian: semua - seluruh
Example Sentences
All students must wear a uniform.
basic
I ate all the cookies.
basic
She gave me all the information.
basic
All set for the trip?
natural
We invited all our friends to the party.
natural
The cake is all gone!
natural