all
alldeterminer
UK/ɔːl/US/ɑːl/
A1every one of a group or the whole of something
- All the students passed the exam.
- She spent all her money on clothes.
- I've been waiting all day.
allpronoun
UK/ɔːl/US/ɑːl/
EVERYONE
A1every person or thing in a group
- We all went to the beach.
- I've read all of his books.
ONLY THING
B1the only thing
- All I want is a cup of tea.
- That's all for today.
alladverb
UK/ɔːl/US/ɑːl/
COMPLETELY
A2completely or very
- She was all alone in the house.
- Your shirt is all wet!
SCORE
B1used to say that both players or teams have the same score
- The score was two all at half-time.