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Everything

everything
 pronoun  Date: 14th century  1.  a. all that exists  b. all that relates to the subject  2. all that is important you mean ~ to me  3. all sorts of other things — used to indicate related but unspecified events, facts, or conditions all the pains and colds and ~ — E. B. White
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1.
  pron. 1 all things; all the things of a group or class. 2 colloq. a great deal (gave me everything). 3 an essential consideration (speed is everything). Phrases and idioms have everything colloq. possess all the desired attributes etc. ...
Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
2.
  1. всякая всячина 2. все he thinks he knows everything —- он думает, что (он) все знает everything for sports —- все для спорта (вывеска) to put everything in its place —- класть все на свое место 3. разг. все самое важное, самое главное и т. п. money is everything to him —- деньги для него все art was his everything —- главным в жизни для него было искусство 4. с гл. в отриц. форме: (не) все everything is not clear —- не все ясно everything was not lost —- не все было потеряно Id: everything is good in its season —- посл. все хорошо в свое время Id: everything comes to him who waits —- посл. кто ждет, тот дождется Id: to know everything is to know nothing —- посл. знать все - значит не знать ничего ...
Новый большой англо-русский словарь
3.
  pron.; indef. все ...
Англо-русский словарь
4.
  Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. 1. You use everything to refer to all the objects, actions, activities, or facts in a particular situation. He’d gone to Seattle long after everything else in his life had changed... Early in the morning, hikers pack everything that they will need for the day’s hike... ? nothing PRON: oft PRON else 2. You use everything to refer to all possible or likely actions, activities, or situations. ‘This should have been decided long before now.’—‘We can’t think of everything.’... Noel and I do everything together... Are you doing everything possible to reduce your budget? PRON 3. You use everything to refer to a whole situation or to life in general. She says everything is going smoothly... Is everything all right?... Everything’s going to be just fine. PRON 4. If you say that someone or something is everything, you mean you consider them to be the most important thing in your life, or the most important thing that there is. I love him. He is everything to me... Money isn’t everything. ? nothing PRON: oft PRON to n 5. If you say that someone or something has everything, you mean they have all the things or qualities that most people consider to be desirable. She has everything: beauty, talent, children... PRON ...
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
5.
  pronoun 1 each thing or all things  (Everything is ready for the party. | I've forgotten everything I learned at school. | everything else (=all the other things))  (There's only bread left; they've eaten everything else.) 2 used when talking in general about your life or about a situation  (I'm OK - how's everything with you? | Everything's much better now we're allowed to work at home.) 3 be/mean everything (to sb) to be the thing that is most important to you and that you care about the most  (Money isn't everything. | Her daughter means everything to her now.) 4 and everything spoken and so on  (Tina's worried about her work and everything.) 5 have everything going for you to have all the qualities that are likely to give you an advantage over other people and make you succeed  (You shouldn't worry so much - you've got everything going for you.) 6 everything but the kitchen sink informal all the equipment that you need and also a lot of things that you do not need  ("What's he got in that bag?" "Everything but the kitchen sink!") everywhere also everyplace AmE adv 1 in, at, or to every place  (I've looked everywhere but I can't find it. | His dog used to follow him everywhere. | It must have rained overnight - there are puddles everywhere. | everywhere else (=in, at, or to every other place))  (It must be in here - I've looked everywhere else.) 2 be everywhere to be very common  (Girls with long straight hair were everywhere in the 1960s.) ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
6.
  See: HOLD IT or HOLD EVERYTHING. ...
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