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['sʌndrɪ](to) all and sundry — (a) tutti quanti; (critical) (a) cani e porci
* * *sundry /ˈsʌndrɪ/a.diversi; vari: sundry items of clothing, diversi capi di vestiario● all and sundry, tutti quanti; tutti indistintamente.* * *['sʌndrɪ](to) all and sundry — (a) tutti quanti; (critical) (a) cani e porci
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