partout
throughout
The French word 'partout' translates to 'throughout' in English. It is mostly used to indicate the fact of being present or happening during the entire span of a defined space or period of time. For instance, 'Il y a des fleurs partout dans le jardin' means 'There are flowers throughout the garden'.
Example sentences using: partout
Mario est connu partout dans le monde.
Mario is known everywhere in the world.
In this sentence, 'partout' is used to express the worldwide recognition of the character Mario.
Vous pouvez trouver de la musique partout.
You can find music everywhere.
This sentence indicates that music can be found in all locations.
Le soleil brille partout.
The sun shines everywhere.
The sentence expresses the universal reach of sunlight using the term 'partout'.
Il cherche son livre partout.
He is searching for his book everywhere.
The use of 'partout' here underlines the thoroughness of the search for the book.
Nous avons des amis partout en France.
We have friends everywhere in France.
This sentence indicates a wide distribution of friends across France using 'partout'.
Il y a des nuages partout dans le ciel.
There are clouds everywhere in the sky.
The term 'partout' is used here to describe a sky fully covered with clouds.
La couleur rouge est partout dans ce tableau.
The color red is everywhere in this painting.
This sentence uses 'partout' to describe the prevalent use of the color red in a painting.
Les touristes viennent de partout.
Tourists come from everywhere.
The sentence indicates that the origin of the tourists is diverse and widespread using the term 'partout'.
Il y a de la vie partout sur terre.
There is life everywhere on earth.
This sentence uses 'partout' to indicate the ubiquity of life on our planet.
Je vois des chats partout.
I see cats everywhere.
This sentence uses 'partout' to indicate the presence of cats in all places the speaker looks.