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1 all
:(adj. & adv. & n.)همه ، تمام ، كليه ، جميع ،هر هرگونه ، همگي ، همه چيز ،داروندار ، يكسره ، تماما ، بسيار ،:(pref.) بمعني( (غير) و (ديگر) -
2 all aggairs pivot up
كارها بدستاو ميگردد،او مدارهمهاموراست -
3 all along
درتماممدت،سراسر -
4 all along the line
درامتدادهمهخط ،در همهجا(كامياب) -
5 all around
كاملا ، جامع ، سرتاسري -
6 all but
تقريبا ، قريبا ، بنزديكي -
7 all clear
علامت رفع خطر ، سوت رفع خطر هوائي -
8 all day long
درتمامروز ،همهروز -
9 all folls day
روز اول آوريل ، روز دروغ و شوخي مثل روز سيزدهمنو نوروز -
10 all fours
چهارپا، چهار دست و پا -
11 all hail
سلام ، ياالله -
12 all heal
داروي هردرد،سنبلالطيب ،دواءعام -
13 all iran
همه ايران ،سرتاسرايران -
14 all is in readiness
همهچيز اماده است -
15 all is vanity
همهچيز باطلاست -
16 all joking aside
شوخي بكنار -
17 all kinds of shoes
همهجور كفش -
18 all men
همه مردم،مردمهمه،كليه مردم -
19 all nature looked gr
همهجا سبز بود،طبيعتسراسر سبز بود -
20 all night
در تمامشب،همهشب
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