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everyone; everybody; all; every; the whole shooting match (josser); the lot (В.И.Макаров); all men (люди); every bit of; the whole of; all of it (целиком); all of; every bit; be all; the whole crew; everything and anything (Sergei Aprelikov); across-the-board (Yeldar Azanbayev); one and all (everyone: "Good morning to one and all," said Jane as she walked through the outer office. • Let's hope that this turns out to be a wonderful party for one and all. Alexander Demidov); any and all (все подряд, полностью bookworm); any (igisheva); the (перед именами числительными, напр.: the six – все шесть, все шестеро igisheva); all nature; always; etceteras; the whole lot (о людях В.И.Макаров); each (об обсуждаемых предметах OLGA P.) |
| amer. |
all out-of-doors |
| austral., jerg. |
the whole bang lot |
| enfát. |
everybody (MichaelBurov); everyone (MichaelBurov); anyone (MichaelBurov); each (MichaelBurov) |
| idiom. |
everyone and their sister (igisheva); everyone and his mother (Natalia D) |
| inf. |
all the world and his wife; everybody and his cousin (Interex); every man and his dog (gauma); all the world and his dog (igisheva); everybody and his brother (igisheva); everybody and his uncle (igisheva); everybody and his wife (igisheva); everyone and his brother (igisheva); everyone and his uncle (igisheva); everyone and his wife (igisheva); the whole world and his wife (igisheva); everyone and their grandmother (igisheva); everyone and their mother (igisheva) |
| jerg. |
the whole boiling |
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⇒ весь; всё такое; всё вместе; на этом всё |
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everything (Everything was covered in a thick layer of dust. • Thank you for everything you've done for us. • I did everything today – washed the dishes, cut the lawn, did the laundry. • The restaurant serves everything from beer and wine to exotic cocktails. • She wasn't feeling well this morning but now everything is fine. • I lost everything in the crash. • His children are everything to him.); full; whole (I cannot tell you the whole of it – я не могу сказать вам всего); anything (в утвердительных предложениях); the whole; story (linton); all (of); more and more (труднее, тяжелее и т.п.); all the lot; the whole lot; the whole thing (Johnny Bravo); the whole works (everything that you might want or might expect to find in a particular situation: They ordered porridge, kippers, eggs, and bacon – the works • The whole works, rod, reel, tackle box, went overboard – За борт свалилось всё: удилище, катушка, все снасти Taras); things (Don't work with him. I know this kind of guy. He breaks things. – Он всё ломает. Shabe); still (ещё) |
| Gruzovik |
always; all the time |
| amer. |
all outdoors |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
only |
| idiom. |
all the marbles (Interex) |
| inf., cocina |
the works (в знач. "все добавки/соусы"; all available condiments and relishes: "What would you like on your hotdog – mustard, ketchup, relish?" "Give me the works." 4uzhoj) |
| ital., mús. |
tutto |
| jerg. |
kit and boodle (caboodle); the whole enchilada (should I buy this or that or the whole enchilada? – что мне купить, это или то, или и то и другое / или всё гамузом? Баян); kit and caboodle (Interex); whole bag of tricks (Interex); whole ball of wax (Interex); the whole nine yards (For you I'll go the whole nine yards. Для тебя я пойду на всё. Interex); whole shebang (Interex) |
| poét. |
be-all |
| rar. |
aught (изначально антоним naught, однако в какой-то момент произошла путаница  etymonline.com kayvee) |
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domino!; that's it! (Юрий Гомон) |
| brit. |
that's torn it! (Liv Bliss) |
| inf. |
only |
| jerg. |
that kills it!; that's that! |
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universally |
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tutti |
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delenda |
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ripieno |
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pan- |
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come quick! (сигнал общего вызова) |
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Omnibus ("to all", Omn.) |
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