everything

• 不定代词，指所有事物、事情或一切东西；表示某一范围内事物的全部或整体。

An indefinite pronoun used to refer to all things, objects, ideas, or matters; indicates the totality or completeness of things in a given context or in general.

1. Indefinite pronoun referring to all things in a specific contextA1formal

   Used to refer to every thing, object, idea, or matter within a defined situation, group, or scope; emphasizes completeness or totality without exception.

   不定代词，指特定语境中的所有事物

   • I've packed everything for the trip.
   • Everything in this room is brand new.
   • She told me everything about her journey.
   • Everything on the menu looks delicious.
   • He checked everything on the list before submitting.

2. Generic indefinite pronoun referring to all things in generalA2formal

   Used to make universal statements about the totality of things, the world, life, or existence; often found in philosophical, motivational, or general observations.

   泛指一切事物的一般不定代词

   • Everything happens for a reason.
   • Everything in life is a learning experience.
   • She means everything to me.
   • Everything changes over time.
   • Money isn't everything; happiness matters more.

3. Idiomatic uses: 'everything but', 'and everything', 'that's everything'B1informal

   Used in fixed expressions: 'everything but' = all except; 'and everything' = and other related things (informal); 'that's everything' = the list or explanation is complete.

   习语用法：'everything but'、'and everything'、'that's everything'

   • She brought everything but the kitchen sink!
   • We talked about work, family, and everything.
   • Is that everything you needed? Yes, that's everything.
   • He forgot everything but his passport.
   • The storm destroyed everything but the foundation.