| 单词 | all |
| 释义 | all UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun ESSENTIAL ■every one (of), or the complete amount or number (of), or the whole (of) 每一个；全部，全体；所有 •All animals have to eat in order to live.所有动物都必须吃东西才能生存。 •She's got four children, all under the age of five.她有四个孩子，都不到五岁。 •The cast all lined up on stage to take their bow.全体演员都在台上站成一排向观众鞠躬。 •Have you drunk all (of) •Have you drunk it all?你把它全喝光了？ •All the eggs got broken.鸡蛋都破了。 •Now the money's all mine!现在钱全都是我的了！ •All my friends agree.我的朋友全都同意。 •I've been trying all day/week to contact you.整整一天／星期我都在设法联络你。 •She had £2000 under the bed and the thieves took it all.她把2000英镑藏在床下，贼把钱全都偷走了。 •I had to use all my powers of persuasion to get her to agree.我不得不使出浑身解数劝她同意。 •Remember all that trouble we had with the police last year?去年我们跟员警闹出那么一堆麻烦事，你不记得啦？ •So long as he's happy - that's all that matters (= the most important thing).只要他幸福就好了——那是最重要的。 •All (= The only thing) I need is a roof over my head and a decent meal.我需要的不过是一个栖身之所和一顿饱饭。 •The judge cleared the court of all but •Why do you get so angry with me all the time •It's very kind of you to come all the way all in all ■considering all the different parts of the situation together 总的来说，从各方面来说；总之 •All in all, I think you've done very well.总而言之，我觉得你做得很不错。 all the... you have ■the only and small amount or number of something you have 仅有的…；唯一的… •Her parents died when she was a baby, so I was all the family she ever had.她尚在繦褓之中的时候双亲就过世了，因此我是她唯一的亲人。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun All good things (must) come to an end. saying ■said when you accept that even enjoyable experiences cannot last forever 天下无不散的筵席 •It's been a fantastic couple of weeks but all good things must come to an end.这几个星期过得真好，但千好万好总有终。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun all of sth ■used to emphasize the amount or number of something, usually when something is small in a disappointing or unusual way （通常用于强调数量很少）总共才…，都算上才… •In the last two years the book has sold all of 200 copies.过去的两年里，这书总共才卖了200本。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun be all (that) you can do informal ■If it is all (that) you can do to do something, you are trying very hard to do it and it is difficult 尽己所能；咬牙苦撑 •This is so boring, it's all I can do to stay awake.这太乏味了，我咬牙苦撑才不至于睡着。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun That's all I/you/we need! ■used when something bad has happened to make a situation that is already difficult worse （使情况更糟的坏事发生时说的反话）好，就差那个了！怕甚么来甚么！ •And now it's raining - that's all I need!现在又下雨了——该遇上的全都遇上了！ UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun Common Learner Errors allWarning: check your word order!All usually goes directly before the main verb in a sentence.We all enjoy learning English.But if the main verb is am/is/are/was or were , often usually goes directly after it: ✗ We all are excited about your visit.We are all excited about your visit. UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun Common Learner Errors allWarning: check your word order!All usually goes directly before the main verb in a sentence.Don't say 'do all something', say all do something : ✗ The students need all to do more exercise.The students all need to do more exercise.All can also go before the subject of the sentence:All the students need to do more exercise.But if the main verb is am/is/are/was or were , all usually goes directly after it: ✗ The students all are too lazy.The students are all too lazy. UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] determiner predeterminer pronoun Common Learner Errors all or everything?Warning: choose the correct pronoun!All is usually used to mean 'everything' only before a relative clause:I told him all that I could remember.When using a pronoun to refer to all things, don't say 'all' say everything : ✗ My English is good but I don't understand all.My English is good but I don't understand everything. UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb ESSENTIAL ■completely 完全地 •The cake was all eaten last night.昨晚蛋糕全都吃完了。 •The downstairs rooms were painted all in greens and blues.楼下的房间全都粉刷成了绿色和蓝色。 •The baby got food all over •Don't let her get you all upset.不要因为她的缘故而伤心烦恼。 •She's been all over town looking for you.她跑遍全城到处找你。 •I've been hearing all about your weekend!你周末发生的事我全都听说了！ •We had a difficult time but it's all over •The Princess lived all alone/by ■used after a number to mean that both teams or players in a game have equal points （指比赛双方分数相同）…平•The score at half-time was still four all.到中场时，比分仍然是4平。 all but ■almost 几乎，差不多 •The game was all but over by the time we arrived.我们到那里时，比赛差不多要结束了。 ■2. I'd all but given up on you.■all round UK (US all around) ■in every way 全面地，在各方面 •It was a ghastly business all round.从哪方面说这都是笔极其糟糕的生意。 •It's been a good day all around.这一天过得真好，十全十美。 all the better/stronger/richer/more exciting, etc. ■even or much better, stronger, richer, etc. 更好，更强，更加富足 •She felt all the better for •I've lost ten kilos in weight and I feel all the fitter for it.我已经减了十公斤，现在感觉身体更健康了。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb be all in ■If you say that you are all in, you mean that you are very tired and unable to do anything more. 筋疲力尽；疲乏到极点 •I'm going home now - I'm all in.我已经筋疲力尽了，现在要回家了。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb be sb all over informal ■to be the typical behaviour of a particular person 正是（某人的）行事方式；（某人）就是这样 •She's always talking - that's Claire all over.她总是说个不停——克莱尔就是这样的。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb be all go UK ■If a situation or place is all go, it is extremely busy 忙得要命；事情特别多 •It was all go in town today.今天城里特别热闹。 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb be not all there informal ■to be slightly stupid or strange 有点愚蠢，缺心眼儿；脑筋不大正常 UK [ɔ:l] US [ɑ:l] adverb go all out ■to put all your energy or enthusiasm into what you are doing 全力以赴，竭尽全力 •The team went all out for |
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