everybody

everybody
§ თითოეული, ყოველი (ადამიანი)
§ ყველა, ყოველი
everybody knows it ეს ყველამ იცის
●●she tries everybody's patience ყველას თავი მოაბეზრა
she surpassed everybody in talkativeness ლაყბობით ყველას აჯობა
after that incident everybody ignored him იმ ინციდენიტის შემდეგ მას არავინ უყურებდა
everybody says that… ყველა ამბობს, რომ...
he mistrusts everybody არავის ენდობა // ყველას ეჭვის თვალით უყურებს
everybody wants to go, but she for some reason hangs back ყველას წასვლა უნდა, ის კე რატომღაც ყოყმანობს
everybody duly applauded წესისამებრ, ყველამ ტაში დაუკრა
her competence as a teacher is known to everybody ყველამ იცის, რომ გამოცდილი და მცოდნე მასწავლებელია
it was apparent to everybody that... ყველასათვის ნათელი იყო, რომ...
she antagonized everybody ყველა აიმხედრა

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