No. 2,628 in French
partout
Everywhere.
In a sentence
Il y avait des fleurs partout dans le jardin.
There were flowers everywhere in the garden.
In this sentence, 'partout' means 'everywhere,' indicating a wide and comprehensive presence of flowers in the garden.
Je cherche mes clés partout, mais je ne les trouve pas.
I'm looking for my keys everywhere, but I can't find them.
Here, 'partout' again means 'everywhere,' but the context implies exhaustive searching in all possible locations.
Les conséquences de la décision se font ressentir partout.
The consequences of the decision are felt everywhere.
In this case, 'partout' indicates the widespread impact of the decision across various locations or contexts.
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