all

[ɔːl]
determiner
the whole quantity or amount of; totality of; every one of a class.(as pronoun; functioning as sing or plural).(in combination with a noun used as a modifier)
the greatest possible
in all earnestness
any whatever
beyond all doubt
See all in
Also called: that (intensifier)
she's not all that intelligent
adv
(in scores of games) apiece; each
the score at half time was three all
completely
all alone
n
(one's) complete effort or interest
you are my all
totality or whole
- 习惯用语
- above all most of all; especially
- after all See after
- all along all the time
- all but almost; nearly
- all of no less or smaller than
- all over finished; at an end.over the whole area (of something); everywhere (in, on, etc).typically; representatively (in the phrase that's me (you, him, us, them, etc) all over).Also (Irish) all out.unduly effusive towards.in a dominant position over
- all in all everything considered.the object of one's attention or interest
- all the so much (more or less) than otherwise
- all too definitely but regrettably
- and all as well; too.a parenthetical filler phrase used at the end of a statement to make a sl ight pause in speaking
- and all that and similar or associated things; et cetera.used as a filler or to make what precedes more vague: in this sense, it often occurs with concessive force.See that
- as all that as one might expect or hope
- at all in any way whatsoever or to any extent or degree.even so; anyway
- be all for to be strongly in favour of
- be all that to be exceptionally good, talented, or attractive
- for all in so far as; to the extent that.notwithstanding
- for all that in spite of that
- in all altogether