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A2  all  tamamen

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adverb  /ɔːl   / adverb all (adverb)
 /ɔːl   / adverb
 
 1 completely; very
tamamen
 He
has lived all alone since his wife died.
 I
didn't watch that programme – I forgot all about it.
 They
got all excited about it.
 2 (in sport) for each side
her iki taraf
 The
score was two all (iki-iki berabere).
IDIOMS
all along
from the beginning
başından beri
 I
knew you were joking all along.
all the better, harder, etc.
even better, harder, etc. than before
daha da
 It
will be all the more difficult with two people missing.
all/just the same
used when saying or writing sth which
contrasts in some way with what has gone before
yine de, bununla
birlikte, her neyse
 I
understand what you're saying. All the same, I don't agree with you.
 I
don't need to borrow any money, but thanks all the same for offering.

Level	A2
Kind	adverb
Front	all
IPA	/ɔːl / adverb
Back	tamamen
Back 2	all (adverb) /ɔːl / adverb 1 completely; very tamamen He has lived all alone since his wife died. I didn't watch that programme – I forgot all about it. They got all excited about it. 2 (in sport) for each side her iki taraf The score was two all (iki-iki berabere). IDIOMS all along from the beginning başından beri I knew you were joking all along. all the better, harder, etc. even better, harder, etc. than before daha da It will be all the more difficult with two people missing. all/just the same used when saying or writing sth which contrasts in some way with what has gone before yine de, bununla birlikte, her neyse I understand what you're saying. All the same, I don't agree with you. I don't need to borrow any money, but thanks all the same for offering.

I Adverb /ɔːl Tamamen Harder A2 All Completely

all (adverb)