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I. all [ɔ:l, Am also ɑ:l] ADJ épith, inv

1. all + pl subst (the whole number of, every one of):

all
on all fours

2. all + sing subst (the whole of):

all
all day [long]
all her life
all the time
all the way

3. all + sing subst (every type of):

all
jede(r, s)

4. all (the greatest possible):

all
all <alle, alles>
with all haste [or speed] [or dispatch] form
with all due respect, ...
bei allem Respekt, ... sout
with all due respect, ...

5. all (any whatever):

all

Idiomes/Tournures:

for all
trotz +gén
... and all that jazz [or offens rubbish]
... und das ganze Zeug fam péj
not as ... as all that he's not as rich as all that

II. all [ɔ:l, Am also ɑ:l] PRON

1. all (the total, everybody, every one):

all
all of them [or they all] liked the film
one and all
let's sing now one and all!
all but ...
all but ...
bis auf ...

2. all (everything):

all
he's eaten all of it [or eaten it all]
first of all
most of all
all in one
to give [or put] one's all
and all fam
und all dem

3. all + relative clause (the only thing):

all
that's all I need right now iron
for all ... for all I care, ....
von mir aus ...
for all I know, ... (as far as I know)
for all I know, ... (I don't know)

4. all (for emphasis):

at all
if at all
not at all

Idiomes/Tournures:

and all fam (as well)
I'm cold — yeah, me and all
all for one, and one for all saying
in all
that's £20 in all
all in all
all of ... (at least)
all of ... (as much as)
gut ...
all of ... (as little as)
ganze ...
the book has sold all of 200/400,000 copies
to be all one to sb
jdm egal [o. gleich] sein
all told

III. all [ɔ:l, Am also ɑ:l] ADV inv

1. all (entirely):

all
all
to be all in favour of sth
all in green
to be all of a piece with sth
to be all over the place [or GB shop] fam
all alone
all along
to be all over
to be all for doing sth

2. all (totally, only):

he's all talk [or fam mouth]
he's all talk [or fam mouth]
to be all charm
to be all ears
to be all eyes

3. all:

all the ... (even)
umso ...
all the ... (much)
viel ...

4. all (for emphasis):

all
all
all too ...
nur zu ...

5. all SPORT (to both sides):

6. all:

to not do sth all that well (not really)
she doesn't sing all that well

7. all (nearly):

all but

Idiomes/Tournures:

to go all out for sth
alles für etw acc tun
all in (exhausted) he felt all in
the holiday cost £600 all in
to be all over sb fam (harass)
jdn total anmachen fam
to be all over sb fam (harass)
über jdn herfallen fam fig
that's sb all over
to be all over the place [or GB shop] fam (badly organised)
to be all over the place [or GB shop] (confused)
all round [or Am around] (in every way)
all round [or Am around] (for each person)
to be not all there fam
to be not all there fam
to be all up with sb fam it looks as though it's all up with us now
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all ADV

Entrée OpenDict

all PRON

all in all
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all SUBST

almost all (all but finitely many) MATH
Entrée OpenDict

all PRON

not at all

all- COMP

I. all-Aˈmeri·can ADJ

1. all-American (typically American):

2. all-American Am SPORT (top-rated amateur):

3. all-American (fully American):

II. all-Aˈmeri·can SUBST Am

all-ˈaround ADJ épith Am (all-round)

all-around

all-ˈclear SUBST

all-clear
Entwarnung f <-, -en>
to give [or sound] the all-clear

all ˈcom·ers SUBST

all comers plur fam:

all comers

all-con·quer·ing [ˌɔ:lˈkɒŋkərɪŋ, Am ˈkɑ:ŋ] ADJ inv

all-con·sum·ing [ˌɔ:lkənˈsju:mɪŋ, Am ˈsu:m] ADJ inv

all-day [ˈɔ:ldeɪ] ADJ épith, inv

all-day
all-day

All ˈHallows SUBST