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1 everything
noun & pronoun1) alleseverything interesting/valuable — alles Interessante/Wertvolle
there's a [right] time for everything — alles zu seiner Zeit
2) (coll.): (all that matters) alleslooks aren't everything — das Aussehen [allein] ist nicht alles
* * ** * *every·thing[ˈevriθɪŋ]pron indef1. (all things) alleswe did \everything we could wir taten alles, was in unserer Macht standanything and \everything jede Kleinigkeitto blame \everything on sb/sth [or sb/sth for \everything] jdm/etw die ganze Schuld geben\everything else alles andere\everything from caviar to cut glass was on sale alles von Kaviar bis zu geschliffenem Glas stand zum Verkauf\everything new/possible alles Neue/Möglicheto reduce \everything to sth:why do you reduce \everything to sex? warum läuft bei dir alles auf Sex hinaus?he reduces \everything to a joke er zieht alles ins Komische2. (most important thing) allestime is/money isn't \everything Zeit ist/Geld [allein] ist nicht allesto be \everything [to sb] jdm alles bedeutenhis son is \everything to him sein Sohn ist sein Ein und Allesgetting rich is \everything to her sie will unbedingt reich werden3. (present)is \everything all right? ist alles in Ordnung?how's \everything? wie steht's?despite [or in spite of] \everything trotz allem4.▶ and \everything ( fam: the lot) mit allem Drum und Dran fam; (associated) und so weiter, und sonst noch was fam▶ \everything comes to him who waits ( prov) mit Geduld und Spucke [fängt man eine Mucke] BRD, ÖSTERR sl, mit Geduld kommt jeder ans Zielsb who has \everything jd, der schon alles hat▶ to have nothing to do with sth and \everything to do with sth:the charity had nothing to do with helping the needy and \everything to do with making its administrators rich der Wohltätigkeitsverein wollte nicht den Bedürftigen helfen, sondern nur ihre Angestellten reich machen* * *['evrIɵɪŋ]nalleseverything possible/old — alles Mögliche/Alte
everything you have — alles, was du hast
is everything all right? — ist alles in Ordnung?
See:→ academic.ru/45794/mean">mean* * *everything pron1. alles ( that was):everything good alles Gute2. umg alles, das Allerwichtigste, die Hauptsache:speed is everything to them Geschwindigkeit bedeutet für sie alles3. umg sehr viel, alles:she was everything to him sie bedeutete ihm alles;think everything of sb sehr viel von jemandem halten;art is his everything Kunst ist sein ein und alles* * *noun & pronoun1) alleseverything interesting/valuable — alles Interessante/Wertvolle
there's a [right] time for everything — alles zu seiner Zeit
2) (coll.): (all that matters) alleslooks aren't everything — das Aussehen [allein] ist nicht alles
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2 everything
1) ( all things) alles;he taught me \everything I know er brachte mir alles bei, was ich weiß;( for sale)\everything must go! alles muss raus!;we will do \everything in our power to prevent a war wir werden alles tun, was in unser Macht steht, um einen Krieg zu verhindern;the doctors did \everything possible to save her life die Ärzte versuchten alles Menschenmögliche, um ihr Leben zu retten;we did \everything we could wir taten alles, was in unserer Macht stand;why do you always have to reduce \everything to sex? warum läuft bei dir immer alles auf Sex raus?;he reduces \everything, even tragic things, to a joke er zieht alles, sogar Tragisches, ins Komische;\everything from caviar to cut glass was on sale alles von Kaviar bis zu geschliffenem Glas stand zum Verkauf;you can see \everything from alligators to zebras at the zoo im Zoo sieht man alle Tiere von Alligatoren bis Zebras;anything and \everything jede Kleinigkeit2) ( the most important thing)time is \everything - don't waste it Zeit ist alles - vergeude sie nicht;money isn't \everything Geld ist nicht alles;to be \everything [to sb] [jdm] alles sein;getting rich is \everything to her sie möchte nur reich werden3) ( current situation) alles;have you been crying? is \everything all right? hast du geweint? ist alles in Ordnung?;how's \everything? wie steht's?;PHRASES:we've reduced prices on \everything but [or except] the kitchen sink ( sink) wir haben alles reduziert;\everything comes to him who waits ( to him who waits) mit Geduld kommt jeder ans Ziel;to have \everything reich gesegnet sein;the charity had nothing to do with helping the needy and \everything to do with making its administrators rich die Fürsorge wollte nicht den Bedürftigen helfen, sondern nur ihre Angestellten reich machen; -
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6 Everything at the proper time.
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7 Everything hangs on your decision.
expr.Es hängt alles von Ihrer Entscheidung ab. ausdr.English-german dictionary > Everything hangs on your decision.
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8 everything's fine.
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9 everything else
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10 everything seems to indicate that
alle Anzeichen sprechen dafür, daßEnglish-German idiom dictionary > everything seems to indicate that
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11 everything went / passed off well / smoothly
English-German idiom dictionary > everything went / passed off well / smoothly
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12 everything is in order
• alles ist in OrdnungEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > everything is in order
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13 He gets away with everything.
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14 He pokes his nose into everything.
expr.Er kümmert sich um jeden Dreck. ausdr.English-german dictionary > He pokes his nose into everything.
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15 if everything goes well
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16 mean everything
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17 Money isn't everything.
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18 That beats everything!
expr.Da hört ja alles auf! ausdr. -
19 That covers everything.
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20 there is a limit to everything
expr.alles hat seine Grenzen ausdr.
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