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1 al
= alt, pl álleвесь, вся (всё)éfter alt — по́сле всего́
al vérden — всё, весь мир
i al(t) fald — во вся́ком слу́чае
frem for alt — пре́жде всего́
i alt — в ито́ге, всего́
álle végne — повсю́ду
álle végne fra — отовсю́ду
* * ** * *I. (en)(geol) hard pan.II. all;[ al mulig] all possible, every (possible),(se mulig);[ uden al grund] without any reason (whatever);[ alt] all;(substantivisk el. adverbielt) everything, all,( hvadsomhelst) anything ( fx he'll do anything to win);[ alt andet] everything else;[ alt andet end dum] anything but stupid;[ ét og alt], se II. en;[ alt menneskeligt] everything human;[ alt sammen] all (of it);[ alt efter] according to;[ alt efter som] according as;[ alt for] (far) too, (much) too;[ alt hvad] all that; everything that;[ alt hvad der er dansk] everything Danish;[ jeg skynder mig alt hvad jeg kan] I am hurrying as much as I can (el. Tall I can);[ i alt] in all;( ved sammentælling) total;[ 15 i alt] 15 in all, a total of 15;[ alt i alt] altogether; all things considered; (taking it) all in all;[ ikke for alt i verden], se verden;[ alt imedens](adv) in the meantime,(conj) while;[ når alt kommer til alt] after all, when all is said and done; at the end of the day;[ alle] all ( fx all the apples);( substantivisk) everybody, all ( fx everybody knows that; all were happy; we were all happy);[ alle andre] everybody else,(= enhver anden) anybody else;[ alle andre end] anybody but, everybody except;[ alle de andre] all the others;[ alle og enhver] everybody, anybody;[ én gang for alle] once (and) for all;[ én for alle og alle for én] one for all and all for one;(merk) jointly and severally;[ alle hverdage] every weekday, on all weekdays;[ alle mennesker] everybody;[ alle mulige], se mulig;[ alle sammen], se allesammen;[ alle som én] one and all, to a man;[ alle tre] all three, the three of them;[ alle vi] all we ( fx an opinion which all we of the bourgeoisie share);[ alles] everybody's, of all;[ alles blikke] all eyes.
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