单词 | everything |
释义 | everything 1. a. < a theory that everything can be apprehended by the human mind > b. < everything in this room belongs to me > c. < the substitute housekeeper … turned out to be everything that was wrong — Helen Daringer > < tell the fine gentlemen at court that I know everything, and have marvelous disclosures to make — Max Peacock > 2. a. < he said that in the theater he thought that the author was everything — Arnold Bennett > < the Bible was everything to him — L.C.Powys > < to the Puritan the inward relation of the soul to God is everything — G.L.Dickinson > < this means everything to me > < that third baseman has everything > b. < allowed himself to be persuaded to give a solo item and put everything he had into a piece — Irish Digest > < giving his keynote address everything he had > 3. < there's a ticklish situation in the world, with international politics all mixed up and everything — Sinclair Lewis > < people … are not going to shell out any more than about 35 cents for a book, especially if they are hungry and everything — Mac Hyman > • - like everything |
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