partout in French: everywhere (adverb)

/paʁ.tu/

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Translation

everywhere

Word origin

A compound of par ('through', from Latin per) and tout ('all', from Latin totus), meaning 'everywhere'.

Origin: Latin
Root: per + totus
English cognates: total

Examples

cette .

There are people everywhere in this city.

She travels everywhere in the world for her work.

J' .

I looked for my keys everywhere without finding them.

J' .

I looked for my keys everywhere in the house.

There are flowers everywhere in the garden.

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This word is part of lesson 12.