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10 Language-to-English DictionariesEverybody
/ˈɛv.riˌbɒ.di/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Used to refer to all people in a group.
"Everybody is invited to the party this weekend." - 2
An informal term for all individuals without exception.
"Everybody loves a good story."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'everybody' is a compound of 'every' and 'body', originating in Middle English as 'everich body'. It has evolved from Old English 'ǣfre' (ever) and 'bōdī' (body), reflecting a collective reference to all people.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Everybody" is said worldwide
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tout le monde
Transliteration: tu le mɔ̃d
"Tout le monde est invité à la fête."
jeder
Transliteration: ˈjeːdɐ
"Jeder ist zur Party eingeladen."
tutti
Transliteration: ˈtutti
"Tutti sono invitati alla festa."
todo el mundo
Transliteration: ˈtoðo el ˈmundo
"Todo el mundo está invitado a la fiesta."
todo mundo
Transliteration: ˈtɔdu ˈmũdu
"Todo mundo está convidado para a festa."
सब लोग
Transliteration: sab log
"सब लोग पार्टी में आमंत्रित हैं।"
每个人
Transliteration: měi gè rén
"每个人都被邀请参加聚会。"
모두
Transliteration: modu
"모두가 파티에 초대되었습니다."
みんな
Transliteration: minna
"みんながパーティーに招待されています。"
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