everything

everything
['evrɪθɪŋ]
pronome ogni cosa, tutto

is everything all right? — è tutto a posto? va tutto bene?

don't believe everything you hear — non credere a tutto quello che senti

everything else — tutto il resto

money isn't everything — i soldi non sono tutto

she meant everything to him — era tutto per lui

have you got your papers and everything? — avete i documenti e tutto il resto?

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Note:
Everything - which is followed by a verb in the singular - is almost always translated by tutto: everything is ready in its place = tutto è pronto al suo posto. For examples and particular usages, see below
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pronoun (all things: Have you everything you want?) tutto
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['evrɪθɪŋ]
pronome ogni cosa, tutto

is everything all right? — è tutto a posto? va tutto bene?

don't believe everything you hear — non credere a tutto quello che senti

everything else — tutto il resto

money isn't everything — i soldi non sono tutto

she meant everything to him — era tutto per lui

have you got your papers and everything? — avete i documenti e tutto il resto?

••
Note:
Everything - which is followed by a verb in the singular - is almost always translated by tutto: everything is ready in its place = tutto è pronto al suo posto. For examples and particular usages, see below

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