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111all — See all, all of …
112all go — adjective it s all go spoken used to say that a situation is very busy and full of activity: It was all go in the office as the deadline approached …
113all — adj 1. entire, whole, total, integral, the sum of, complete, full; every, each, each and every; any, any whatever, any and every; only, nothing but, nothing except. n 2. whole, total, aggregate, sum, sum total, entirety, integer; allness,… …
114all-in — UK / US adjective [only before noun] British an all in price includes everything, with no extra charges an all in package holiday …
115all 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./ …
116all 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./ …
117all in — adjective Date: 1903 tired, exhausted < after a day of wood splitting he was all in > …
118all of — adverb Date: 1829 fully < she s all of 20 years old > …
119All. — Carlo Allioni Carlo Allioni. Carlo Allioni est un médecin et botaniste piémontais né à Turin le 23 septembre 1728 ou 1729, mort dans la même ville le 30 juillet …
120all on — Fox Hunting. the cry uttered by a whipper in to signify that all the hounds are accounted for. * * * …
