Definition of tout le monde in English:

tout le monde

nountu lə mɔ̃dˌtuː lə mɒ̃dˌto͞o lə ˈmônd

treated as singular or plural Everyone.
he shouted ‘Bon appetit, tout le monde!’
Example sentencesExamples
- To be contemporaine de tout le monde - that is the keenest and most secret satisfaction that fashion can offer a woman.
- Why does he seem so certain, decisive and sure of himself, when everybody - tout le monde!
- He gave orders for a new offensive all along the line: tout le monde à la bataille!
- Tout le monde has fallen in love with her.
- Backstage he went on to greet, as he put it, "All the children in the world and to tell tout le monde, everybody to be good at school."

Origin

French.

Definition of tout le monde in US English:

tout le monde

nounˌto͞o lə ˈmônd

treated as singular or plural Everyone.
he shouted “Bon appetit, tout le monde!”
Example sentencesExamples
- Why does he seem so certain, decisive and sure of himself, when everybody - tout le monde!
- Backstage he went on to greet, as he put it, "All the children in the world and to tell tout le monde, everybody to be good at school."
- He gave orders for a new offensive all along the line: tout le monde à la bataille!
- Tout le monde has fallen in love with her.
- To be contemporaine de tout le monde - that is the keenest and most secret satisfaction that fashion can offer a woman.

Origin

French.

单词	tout le monde
释义	Definition of tout le monde in English: tout le monde nountu lə mɔ̃dˌtuː lə mɒ̃dˌto͞o lə ˈmônd treated as singular or plural Everyone. he shouted ‘Bon appetit, tout le monde!’ Example sentencesExamples To be contemporaine de tout le monde - that is the keenest and most secret satisfaction that fashion can offer a woman. Why does he seem so certain, decisive and sure of himself, when everybody - tout le monde! He gave orders for a new offensive all along the line: tout le monde à la bataille! Tout le monde has fallen in love with her. Backstage he went on to greet, as he put it, "All the children in the world and to tell tout le monde, everybody to be good at school." Origin French. Definition of tout le monde in US English: tout le monde nounˌto͞o lə ˈmônd treated as singular or plural Everyone. he shouted “Bon appetit, tout le monde!” Example sentencesExamples Why does he seem so certain, decisive and sure of himself, when everybody - tout le monde! Backstage he went on to greet, as he put it, "All the children in the world and to tell tout le monde, everybody to be good at school." He gave orders for a new offensive all along the line: tout le monde à la bataille! Tout le monde has fallen in love with her. To be contemporaine de tout le monde - that is the keenest and most secret satisfaction that fashion can offer a woman. Origin French.
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