“Everyone” means “all the people” or “every person.”
品詞
意味
発音記号（IPA）
英語例文
代名詞
すべての人、みんな
/ˈɛv.ri.wʌn/
Everyone enjoyed the party last night.
語源（etymology）
「everyone」は中英語の「everichon」（ever = いつも + each one = それぞれ）から来ており、「それぞれの人すべて」という意味が核になっています。
類義語（synonyms）
類義語
英語例文
everybody
Everybody was excited about the trip.
all people
All people should be treated with respect.
each person
Each person must bring their own lunch.
反義語（antonyms）
反義語
英語例文
nobody
Nobody knew the answer to the question.
no one
No one was in the room when I arrived.
コロケーション（collocations）
コロケーション
英語例文
everyone agrees
Everyone agrees that the movie was great.
everyone knows
Everyone knows her as a kind teacher.
everyone is welcome
Everyone is welcome to join the meeting.
everyone feels
Everyone feels nervous before a big test.
everyone said
Everyone said the food was delicious.
2項表現（binomials）
2項表現
英語例文
everyone and everything
Everyone and everything was ready for the show.
young and old (related)
Everyone, young and old, joined the celebration.
英語ストーリー（english story）
Title: A Surprise for Everyone
At Green Tech Company, the manager, Mr. Smith, wanted to surprise his team. He told everyone to meet in the conference room at 3 p.m. Everyone was curious. Some thought it might be bad news, while others guessed it could be a reward.
Mr. Smith stood in front of everyone and smiled. “Today,” he began, “we reached our biggest goal yet. And it’s all because of everyone here. Each person played an important role. From the designers to the engineers, and from the sales team to the cleaners—everyone helped.”
Everyone and everything in the room became quiet. Then applause filled the room.
“Everyone is welcome to join the party in the cafeteria,” Mr. Smith said.
Everybody cheered. It was a day when all people felt appreciated. Even the shyest employee, John, said, “Everyone agrees—this is the best company ever.”
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