No. 1,293 in Portuguese
todo
"Todo" in Portuguese means "all" or "every" in English.
In a sentence
Eu passei todo o dia estudando.
I spent the whole day studying.
Used to indicate the entirety of a singular time unit.
Todo mundo gosta de música.
Everybody likes music.
Used to mean 'every' in terms of all people or entities in a group.
Leia todo o capítulo antes de continuar.
Read the entire chapter before proceeding.
Used to denote the entirety of a defined unit of content.
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