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.
- Niederösterreich
- nief
- niellist
- niello
- nielloed
- nielloware
- nielsbohrium
- Nielsen, Carl August
- Niemann–Pick
- Niemeyer, Oscar
- Niemtso-Indian
- Niemtsovitch
- Niemöller, Martin
- nien hao
- niente
- Niersteiner
- niess
- Nietzschean
- Nietzscheanism
- Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm
- Nietzscheism
- nieveful
- nievie-nievie-nick-nack
- nif
- Nife