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all

"All" in Catalan means "garlic" in English.

In this sentence, the word 'all' is used as a noun referring to the ingredient 'garlic'.

M'agrada afegir all a les meves receptes.

I like adding garlic to my recipes.

Here, the phrase 'donant-ho tot' includes the word 'all' (tot), meaning 'all' or 'everything', functioning as a quantifying adjective referring to the maximum effort.

Hem estat treballant tot el dia, donant-ho tot.

We have been working all day, giving it our all.

In this context, 'tot' represents 'all', used as a pronoun that quantifies everything said during the meeting.

A la reunió van dir tot el que pensaven.

At the meeting, they said all they thought.