everybody

IPA/ˈevribɒdi/
KK[ˈɛvribˌɑdi]IPA/ˈevribɑːdi/

everybody — 代名詞

1. refers to every person in a group, or to people in general — no matter who they

1.代名詞A2
釋義

每個人；大家

所有的人

refers to every person in a group, or to people in general — no matter who they are or how many there are

例句

Priya gave a small gift to everybody in the office.

Priya 送了小禮物給辦公室裡的每一個人。

everybody in + place noun

Not everybody in the class knew the right answer.

不是班上的每個人都知道正確的答案。

not everybody for partial negation

常見搭配
  • everybody + singular verb
  • not everybody
  • almost everybody
  • everybody else
  • everybody in/at/on [place]
同義詞
  • everyone

    identical in meaning; everyone is slightly more common in formal or written English

反義詞
  • nobody

    the opposite meaning — no person at all

  • no one

    same as nobody; used interchangeably in most contexts

文法句型

everybody + singular verb

用法筆記

Always takes a singular verb: 'Everybody is ready', not 'Everybody are ready'. Unlike 'all', 'everybody' cannot be placed before a noun — you can say 'all the students' but not 'everybody the students'.

常見錯誤

Everybody are here.
Everybody is here.
everybody is grammatically singular even though it refers to many people.
Everybody need to bring a pen.
Everybody needs to bring a pen.
the third-person singular -s is required with everybody.

常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • almost everybody
  • nearly everybody
  • practically everybody

常用片語

  • everybody else
  • everybody's (possessive)
  • everybody who/that

介系詞搭配

  • everybody in
  • everybody at
  • everybody on