everybody

• Pronombre indefinido que designa a todas las personas de un grupo o a la gente en general; equivale funcionalmente a «todos», pero se usa a menudo en registros informales o conversacionales. Concuerda con el verbo en singular aunque tenga valor plural.

An indefinite pronoun used to refer to all the people in a particular group or to people in general; functionally equivalent to 'everyone', but often preferred in informal or conversational contexts. Takes a singular verb form despite its plural meaning.

1. Indefinite pronoun referring to all people in a specific groupA1informal

   Used to refer to every individual member of a defined group, such as a class, team, family, or audience; emphasizes inclusivity of all members without exception. Functionally identical to 'everyone', but often perceived as slightly more informal or conversational.

   todo el mundo

   • Everybody in the room clapped when the speaker finished.
   • Has everybody got their tickets for the trip?
   • Everybody enjoyed the party last weekend.
   • I'd like everybody to introduce themselves briefly.
   • Everybody has their own way of learning new skills.

2. Generic indefinite pronoun referring to people in generalA2informal

   Used to make general statements about humanity or society as a whole, where the reference is not to a specific group but to people universally.

   todo el mundo

   • Everybody needs time to relax and recharge.
   • Everybody makes mistakes; it's part of being human.
   • Everybody wants to feel valued and appreciated.
   • It's a challenge that everybody faces at some point.
   • Everybody knows that kindness costs nothing but means everything.