tout le monde
/ˌtuː lə mɒ̃d
/ /tu lə mɔ̃d/noun [treated as singular or plural]
Everyone: he shouted ‘Bon appetit, tout le monde!’...
- 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.
Origin
French.
- living death
- living doll
- living expenses
- living quarters
- living rock
- living room
- living space
- living standard
- living statue
- living stone
- Livingstone
- Livingstone daisy
- Livingstone, David
- Livingston, Henry Brockholst
- living wage
- living will
- Livonia
- Livonian
- Livorno
- Livy
- livyer
- lixiviate
- lixiviation
- lizard
- lizardfish