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todo

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todo, a [ˈtoðo, a] adj 1. (sg) → all;
toda la carne → all the meat;
toda la noche → all night, the whole night;
todo el libro → the whole book;
toda una botella → a whole bottle;
todo lo contrario → quite the opposite;
está toda sucia → she's all dirty;
a toda velocidad → at full speed;
por todo el país → throughout the whole country;
es todo un hombre → he's every inch a man;
soy todo oídos → I'm all ears
2. (pl) → all; every;
todos los libros → all the books;
todas las noches → every night;
todos los que quieran salir → all those who want to leave;
todos vosotros → all of you pron
todos → everyone, everybody;
lo sabemos todo → we know everything;
todos querían más tiempo → everybody o everyone wanted more time;
nos marchamos todos → all of us left;
corriendo y todo, no llegaron a tiempo → even though they ran, they still didn't arrive in time
2. (con preposición): a pesar de todo → even so, in spite of everything;
con todo él me sigue gustando → even so I still like him;
le llamaron de todo → they called him all the names under the sun;
no me agrada del todo → I don't entirely like it advall;
vaya todo seguido → keep straight on o ahead nm como un todo → as a whole;
arriba del todo → at the very top;
todo a cien → pound store;
(BRIT) → dollar store;
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