all ˈin
101all on — Fox Hunting. the cry uttered by a whipper in to signify that all the hounds are accounted for. * * * …
102all of — See all …
103all — adv. All is used with these adjectives: ↑alone, ↑black, ↑coy, ↑curly, ↑edgy, ↑enthusiastic, ↑excited, ↑fuzzy, ↑innocent, ↑muddy, ↑quiet, ↑ready, ↑ …
104All — kosmischer Raum, Makrokosmos, Raum, Universum, Welt, Weltall, Weltraum; (bildungsspr.): Kosmos; (dichter.): Weltenraum; (Philos.): Mundus. * * * All,das:⇨Weltall AllWeltall,Universum,Kosmos,Makrokosmos,Himmelsraum,Weltraum,Unendlichkeit,(kosmische… …
105all\ in — adj. phr. informal Very tired; exhausted. The players were all in after their first afternoon of practice. Syn.: played out, worn out …
106all\ up — adj. phr. informal Near to certain death or defeat without any more chance or hope. With their ammunition gone the patrol knew that it was all up with them …
107all of — the whole , the entire, all the …
108all up — break, destroy the completeness of; remove a part from; destroy the arrangement of; shatter to pieces; reduce to pieces (e.g., She broke the set of dishes all up ) …
109all in — very tired, exhausted, dog tired, done in After the marathon, she was all in completely exhausted …
110all — allemole, allemolde, allemol, all …
