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THE ENGLISH DICTIONARY

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3335 entries have no recorded CEFR level and are included in All.

9688 words & expressions

All Night Long

phrase

Continuously throughout the entire night without interruption

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all of a sudden

phrase

unexpectedly; very quickly with no warning; suddenly

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All One's Life

phrase

Throughout a person's entire lifetime; since one was born

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All out

phrase

Using all available energy, resources, determination, or effort; total and comprehensive

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all over

phrase A1

everywhere in a place; completely finished; Everywhere in an area; completely finished or concluded

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All over Again

phrase

From the very beginning once more, especially after a setback or disaster

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All over the Map

idiom

Disorganized, lacking focus, widely scattered, or wildly inconsistent

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All over the World

phrase

Across every corner of the Earth; internationally and globally.

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All Politics Are Local

proverb

Political success and citizens' opinions ultimately depend on issues directly affecting local communities.

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All Politics Is Local

proverb

The widespread variant stating that voters prioritize immediate community concerns above abstract grand theories.

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All Publicity Is Good Publicity

proverb

Any attention from the media or public is advantageous, regardless of whether it is favorable or critical.

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all right

phrase

Acceptable, satisfactory, unharmed, or adequate in condition.

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All Roads Lead to Mecca

proverb

There are diverse paths, approaches, or spiritual journeys that lead toward the ultimate truth or central destination.

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All Roads Lead to Rome

proverb

There are many different ways of reaching the same goal or arriving at the same conclusion.

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All Roads Lead to Sydney

proverb

In an Australian or regional context, all routes, commerce, or decisions eventually converge upon the primary hub.

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All Round

phrase

Comprehensive, versatile, multifaceted, or encompassing many different abilities.

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All Sectors of Society

phrase

Every social, demographic, occupational, and economic layer of a community.

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All Set

idiom

Fully prepared, ready to begin, or having all arrangements completed

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All Sorts of

phrase

A wide assortment, variety, or diverse collection of different things or individuals.

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all staff

phrase A2

all the employees or workers in an organization

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All That Glisters Is Not Gold

proverb

Not everything that looks attractive or valuable is genuine or beneficial.

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All That Glitters

idiom

Superficial brilliance, glamour, or attractiveness that can often be deceptive.

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All That Glitters Is Not Gold

proverb

Things that appear valuable, trustworthy, or exciting on the surface often turn out to be disappointing.

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All the Best

phrase

A cordial expression used to wish someone success, good fortune, and happiness in their future endeavors.

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All the Rest

phrase

The remaining items, individuals, topics, or components in a designated collection.

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All the Same

phrase

Nevertheless, regardless, or despite what has just occurred or been stated.

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all the time

phrase

Continuously, perpetually, or with constant regularity

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All the Way from

phrase

Covering the entire distance, scope, or diverse spectrum beginning at a specific source

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All the While

phrase

During the entire duration something else was happening, often secretly or unobserved

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All the World's a Stage

proverb

Life is like a theater where people play different roles throughout their changing lifetimes.

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All Things Come to Those Who Wait

proverb

Patience and perseverance eventually yield rewarding results.

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all things considered

phrase

Taking every factor, circumstance, and variable into comprehensive account

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all through

phrase

During the entire course, duration, or across every section of something

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All Thumbs

idiom

Awkward, clumsy, or uncoordinated, particularly with manual tasks requiring hand dexterity

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all together

phrase

Simultaneously, in a unified group, or acting in concert

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all told

phrase

Taking into account the entire total, count, or overall aggregation

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All Too

phrase

Excessively, regrettably, or unmistakably obvious to an unfortunate degree

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All Wet

idiom

Completely mistaken, thoroughly wrong, or misguided in one's assessment or judgment

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All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy

proverb

Without leisure and recreation, a person becomes bored, uninspired, and unproductive.

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All Year Round

phrase

Continuously through every season of the entire year without interruption.

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