Term Gallery logo

Meanings of all over in anglès

portuguès
em toda parte

To or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')

em toda parte

Having come or been brought to a conclusion.

Related terms
Usage of all over in anglès
1
Up to 600 young people from all over Europe will be there.
The Irish Times
2
However, times were changing: mixed bathing was being introduced all over England.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
3
I've given people all over the world the ability to fight power.
Crooked little vein
4
I'm sure this kind of situation is happening all over the country.
Reuters
5
The house has plush rugs all over; I hadn't heard her approach.
The whole world: a novel
6
The future of work is in hot debate all over the world.
The Irish Times
7
It's all over too quickly, and it's difficult to ask follow-up questions.
News.com.au
8
Germany's spies had penetrated OSS operations all over Europe and North Africa.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
9
It has successfully opened stores all over the UK, Europe and America.
News.com.au
10
I know you work all over the city, are you all right?
Oh lord, help me keep my panties on
11
Answer: hormone mimics have been detected in water all over the country.
Wired
12
On my days off, I used to hitchhike all over New England.
Reuters
13
The one who was all over television a couple of years ago.''
Brian's return
14
That's our problem all over, we always think we can change them.'
The half life of stars: a novel
15
It's spreading all over India, much more quickly than anyone could hope.
The Rains Came
16
The Cold War is back and going hot, all over New START.
Wired
Translations for all over