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all-out

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all-out (ôlout)
adj.
Using all available means or resources: an all-out sprint; an all-out conservation program.

all-out
Adjective
Informal using one's maximum powers: an all-out attack on inflation
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Adj.1.all-out - using all available resources; "all-out war"; "a full-scale campaign against nuclear power plants"
complete - having every necessary or normal part or component or step; "a complete meal"; "a complete wardrobe"; "a complete set of the Britannica"; "a complete set of china"; "a complete defeat"; "a complete accounting"

all-out or all out
adjective total, full, complete, determined, supreme, maximum, outright, thorough, unlimited, full-scale, optimum, exhaustive, resolute, full-on (informal) unrestrained, unremitting, thoroughgoing, unstinted << OPPOSITE half-hearted
Translations
Spanish all-out [ˈɔːlaut] adj [effort etc] → supremo
adv all out → con todas las fuerzas, a fondo

French all-out [ˈɔːlaut] adj [effort etc] → total(e)
German all-out [ˈɔːlaut] adj (effort, dedication etc) → äußerste(r, s);
(strike) → total
adv all out → mit aller Kraft;
to go all out for → sein Letztes or Äußerstes geben für

Italian all-out [ˈɔːlaut] adj [effort etc] → totale
adv to go all out for → mettercela tutta per

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