at all

• Adverbe utilisé pour renforcer, signifiant « de quelque manière que ce soit » ou « à quelque degré que ce soit », souvent employé dans les phrases négatives, les questions ou les conditionnelles pour indiquer le moindre degré ou la moindre quantité.

A phrase used for emphasis, meaning 'in any way' or 'to any extent,' often used in negative statements, questions, or conditional sentences to indicate the smallest degree or amount.

1. In any way or to any extentA2informal

   Used to emphasize a negative statement or a question, meaning 'in any way' or 'to any degree'.

   du tout

   • I don't like that movie at all.
   • She didn't understand the question at all.
   • Are you coming to the party at all?

2. Used in questions for emphasisB1informal

   Used in questions to express surprise, doubt, or to emphasize the question.

   du tout (dans les questions)

   • Do you have any money at all?
   • Is there any hope at all for the project?
   • Did you see anything at all in the dark?