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Meanings of all in English
Portuguese
totalmente To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
Usage of all in English
1
The Prime Minister said all governments had a serious structural budget problem.
2
The Good Book preaches Order above all things; therefore Order is good.
3
Friends have said: This year it will all be 30 years ago.
4
State police, the Yobe government and others have all given different figures.
5
The problem, the problem, the problem was I lost all my feelings.
6
However, the lack of grazing animals wasn't all good news for plants.
7
Patients meeting all four conditions at week 16 achieved this end point.
8
Its roads, water facilities, railways, health and education systems all require investment.
9
He said: We are the most affected region in all of Europe.
10
In all three cases, public opinion polling pointed to the opposite result.
11
However, many South Africans remain concerned this isn't the case at all.
12
The majority of victims of serious violence in all societies are men.
13
The conditions for Pistorius' bail conditions include: Electronic monitoring at all times.
14
However, a general all-clear for the market cannot be given, he said.
15
For many in southern Europe, solidarity means one thing above all: eurobonds.
16
The group's health authorities said all suspected cases there had tested negative.
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Translations for all
Spanish
Catalan
All through the time
All across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Canada
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