all over

• Frase informal que significa completamente terminado, acabado o que abarca todas las partes de algo. También puede significar «en todas partes» o «en todos los aspectos».

An informal phrase meaning completely finished, ended, or covering every part of something. Can also mean 'everywhere' or 'in every way'.

1. EverywhereA2informal

   In or to every part of a place or area.

   por todas partes

   • There were papers all over the floor.
   • She has traveled all over the world.
   • The news spread all over the town quickly.

2. Finished or endedB1informal

   Used to indicate that something is completely finished or over.

   terminado, acabado

   • The game is all over now.
   • When the storm was all over, we went outside.
   • It's all over between them; they broke up.

3. Covered or affected completelyB1informal

   Used to describe something that is completely covered or affected by something.

   por todas partes

   • The child was covered all over in mud.
   • His hands were all over paint.
   • The car was all over ice after the freezing rain.