all

Completely, or very, before an adjective, adverb or preposition.

• She lives all alone in a big old house.
  Büyük, eski bir evde yapayalnız yaşıyor.
• Your shirt is all dirty! What happened?
  Gömleğin tamamen kirlenmiş! Ne oldu?

Used in scores to say that both players or teams have the same number of points.

• The score was two all at half-time.
  İlk yarıda skor 2-2 berabereydi.
• It's thirty all in the last game of the set.
  Setin son oyununda skor otuz otuz.

Used before the and a comparative to mean even more.

• Her success is all the more impressive because she is so young.
  Bu kadar genç olduğu için başarısı daha da etkileyici.
• If you can come early, all the better.
  Erken gelebilirsen daha da iyi.