/ɔ:l; ɔl/
indef det
1 (used with plural ns; the n may be preceded by the, this/that/these/those, my, his, her, etc or a cardinal number 与复数名词连用, 在名词前可用the, this[that/these/those]my, his, her等, 也可用基数词) the whole number of 全部; 全数; 全体; 所有; 一切
*All horses are animals, but not all animals are horses. 所有的马都是动物, 但并非所有的动物都是马.
* All the people you invited are coming. 你所邀请的人全都来.
* All my plants have died. 我的花草全都死了.
* All five men are hard workers. 他们五个人都很努力.
2 (used with uncountable ns; the n may be preceded by the, this/that or my, his, her, etc 与不可数名词连用, 在名词前可用the, this[that]或 my, his, her等) the whole amount of 全部; 全数; 所有; 一切
*All wood tends to shrink. 所有木头都会缩一些.
* You've had all the fun and I've had all the hard work. 所有美事儿都是你的, 所有苦事儿都是我的.
* All this mail must be answered. 这批信件都得回覆.
3 (used with singular ns denoting a period of time 与表示一段时间的单数名词连用) (for) the whole duration of 全; 整; 整个
*He's worked hard all year/month/week/day, ie throughout the year, etc. 他全年[整月/整星期/全天]都很努力.
* She was abroad all last summer. 她去年整个夏天都在国外.
* We were unemployed (for) all that time. 在整整那段时期我们都失业了.
* He has lived all his life in London. 他一生都住在伦敦. =>Usage 见所附用法.
4 the greatest possible 极大限度的
*with all speed/haste/dispatch 全速[尽快/尽速]
* in all honesty/frankness/sincerity, ie speaking with the greatest honesty, etc 最诚实地[坦白地/真诚地].
5 any whatever 无论什么; 任何
*Beyond all doubt (ie There can't be any doubt that) changes are coming. 毫无疑问, 要有变化了.
* He denied all knowledge of the crime. 他声称对那罪行一无所知.
6 (idm 习语) and all `that (jazz, rubbish, etc) (infml 口) and other similar things 诸如此类的
*I'm bored by history dates and battles and all that stuff. 我让历史科给烦透了--那些日期, 战争之类的事. for all => for1. not all that good, well, etc not particularly good, well, etc 不那么美好, 完美等
*He doesn't sing all that well. 他唱得并不那么好. not as bad(ly), etc as all `that not to the extent implied 不到那种程度; 不至于
*They're not as rich as all that. 他们并非那么富有.

NOTE ON USAGE 用法
*All and half can be used with countable and uncountable nouns. *all和half与可数名词和不可数名词连用均可. Both is used only with plural countable nouns and refers to two in number. *both只与复数的可数名词连用, 所指数目为二.
1 All three can come before a noun, often with a determiner (eg the, this, my). 这三个词都可用于名词之前, 常与限定词（如 the, this, my）连用. Half must be followed by a determiner *half若用于名词之前, 其後必接一限定词
*He's been here all (the) week. 他整个儿星期都在这 .
* Half this money is yours. 这笔钱有一半是你的.
* Both (our) cars are Fords. （我们的）两辆汽车都是福特牌的.
* Both (the/his) parents are teachers. （他的）父母都是教师.
2 All and both can come after a noun or pronoun *all和both均可用于名词或代词之後
*The spectators all booed the teams. 全体观众都向两队喝倒彩.
* His parents are both teachers. 他父母都是教师.
* We all/both arrived late. 我们都[俩]来晚了.
3 All, both and half are used with of followed by a noun or a pronoun *all, both和half都可与of连用, 其後接名词或代词
*All/Half (of) the milk had been drunk. 所有的[有一半]奶已喝完.
* Both (of) his brothers are lawyers. 他的两个哥哥都是律师.
* All/Both/Half of us wanted to leave early. 我们大家[我们俩/有一半人]都想早些走.

/ɔ:l; ɔl/
indef pron
1 the whole number or amount 全部; 全数; 所有; 一切.
(a) ~ (of sb/sth) (referring back 用以复指前文)
*We had several bottles of beer left all (of them) have disappeared. 我们剩下几瓶啤酒来着--全不见了.
* I invited my five sisters but not all (of them) can come. 我邀请了我的五个姐妹, 但（她们）却不能都来.
* Some of the food has been eaten, but not all (of it). 有些食物吃了, 倒不是所有的（食物）都吃了.
(b) ~ of sb/sth (referring forward 用以预指後文)
*All of the mourners were dressed in black/They were all dressed in black. 所有哀悼的人都穿着黑衣服[他们全穿着黑衣服].
* All of the toys were broken/They were all broken. 所有玩具都坏了[那些都坏了].
* Take all of the wine/Take it all. 把所有的酒都喝光[把酒都喝光].
* All of this is yours/This is all yours. 所有这些都是你的[这些都是你的].
2 (followed by a relative clause, often without that 後接关系从句, 常不用 that) the only thing; everything 唯一的事或物; 每件事或物; 所有的一切
*All I want is peace and quiet. 我所要的只是安宁.
* He took all there was/all that I had. 他把所有的都拿去了[我所有的都拿去了].
3 (idm 习语) all in `all when everything is considered 从各方面考虑; 从各方面来说
*All in all it had been a great success. 从各方面来说, 那都是极大的成功. all or `nothing (of a course of action) requiring all one's efforts （指行动过程）需竭尽全力
*It's all or nothing if we don't score now we've lost the match. 一定要全力以赴--如果现在得不到分, 我们就输定了. and `all also; included; in addition 也; 包括; 而且
*The wind blew everything off the table, tablecloth and all. 风把桌子上的所有东西连桌布都吹掉了. (not) at all in any way; to any extent 根本; 丝毫
*I didn't enjoy it at all. 我一点儿都不喜欢.
* There was nothing at all to eat. 根本没有东西吃.
* Are you at all worried about the forecast? 对这项预报你不担点儿心吗? in all altogether; as a total 一共; 总计
*There were twelve of us in all for dinner. 我们一共十二个人吃饭.
* That's 5.40 in all. 总共5.40英镑. ,not at `all (used as a polite reply to an expression of thanks 回答对方道谢的客套话). one's `all everything one has; life 自己所有的一切; 生命
*They gave their all (ie fought and died) in the war. 他们在战争中牺牲了.

/ɔ:l; ɔl/
indef adv
1 completely 全; 完全
*She was dressed all in white, ie All the clothes she was wearing were white. 她全身都穿着白的.
* She lives all alone/all by herself. 她独自[一个人]生活.
* The coffee went all over my trousers. 咖啡全洒在我裤子上了.
2 (infml 口) very 很; 非常
*She was all excited. 她非常兴奋.
* Now don't get all upset about it. 别为那件事太烦恼了.
3 (used with too and adjs or advs 与too及形容词或副词连用) more than is desirable 过于
*The end of the holiday came all too soon. 假期结束得未免太快了.
4 (in sports and games) to each side （在运动与比赛中）各方
*The score was four all. 比分是四平.
5 (idm 习语) all a`long (infml 口) all the time; from the beginning 一直; 始终; 从开始起就
*I realized I had had it in my pocket all along. 我发觉原来这一直就在我口袋 . all but almost 几乎; 差不多
*The party was all but over when we arrived. 我们到达时, 聚会已近尾声.
* It was all but impossible to climb back into the boat. 再回到小船上已几乎不可能了. all `in physically tired; exhausted 疲劳的; 筋疲力尽的
*At the end of the race he felt all in. 他在赛跑结束时感到筋疲力尽. all of sth (of size, height, distance, etc) probably more than; fully （指体积, 高度, 距离等）可能超过; 足足
*It was all of two miles to the beach. 离沙滩足足有两英里. all `one forming a complete unit 成一整体; 合一
*We don't have a separate dining-room the living area is all one. 我们没有单独的饭厅--活动空间都在一处. all over
(a) everywhere 到处; 各处
*We looked all over for the ring. 我们到处找那支指环.
* I'm aching all over after the match. 比赛後我浑身疼痛.
(b) what one would expect of the person specified 正像所说的人一样
*That sounds like my sister all over. 听起来跟我姐姐一模一样. all `right (also infml 口语亦作 al`right)
(a) as desired; satisfactor(il)y 如愿; 满意（的）
*Is the coffee all right? 这咖啡行吗?
* Are you getting along all right in your new job? 你的新工作还行吗?
(b) safe and well 安全而健康
*I hope the children are all right. 我希望孩子们平安而健康.
(c) only just good enough 尚可
*This homework is all right but you could do better. 这份家庭作业还算可以, 其实你可以做得更好.
(d) (expressing agreement to do what sb has asked 表示同意做某人所要求的事)
*`Will you post this for me?' `Yes, all right. ‘你把这个给我寄去可以吗?’‘好吧.’
(e) (expressing absolute certainty 表示绝对肯定)
*That's the man I saw in the car all right. 那就是我看见的那个在汽车 的人, 错不了. all the better, harder, etc so much better, harder, etc 更好, 更努力等
*We'll have to work all the harder with two members of staff away ill. 有两个职员因病缺勤, 我们只好加把劲儿了. ,all `there (infml 口) completely sane; mentally alert 十分清醒的; 机敏的
*He behaves very oddly at times I don't think he's quite all there. 他有时很怪--我觉得他头脑不太正常. be all about sb/sth have sb/sth as its subject matter or main point of interest 把某人[某事物]当作议题或重点
*The news is all about the latest summit meeting. 这条消息是关于最近的首脑级会议的. be all for sth/doing sth believe strongly that sth is desirable 坚信某事物是想望的
*She's all for more nursery schools being built. 她坚持主张多建托儿所. be all `one to sb (of two or more choices) be a matter of indifference to sb （指有所选择时）对某人来说无所谓
*It's all one to me whether we eat now or later. 现在吃或是等一会儿再吃对我来说都一样. be all over ... become known by everyone in (a place) 在（某处）为人人皆知
*News of the holiday was all over the school within minutes. 放假的消息几分钟内全校就人人皆知了. be all `over sb (infml 口) show excessive affection for or enthusiasm about sb when in his company 巴结某人; 讨好某人
*You can see he's infatuated by her he was all over her at the party. 你能看出来他被她迷住了--在聚会上他一直向她献殷勤. be all up (with sb) (infml 口) be the end (for sb) （对某人来说）全完了
*It looks as though it's all up with us now, ie we're ruined, have no further chances, etc. 看来我们现在算全完了（我们垮了, 没有希望了等）.

Cannon Hall is a country house museum located between the villages of Cawthorne and High Hoyland north of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England. Originally the home of the Spencer and later the Spencer-Stanhope family, it now houses collections of fine furniture, paintings, ceramics and glassware.