Definition of anybody in English:

anybody

pronoun ˈɛnɪbɒdi

Anyone.
任何人
there wasn't anybody around
附近一个人都没有。
Example sentencesExamples
- Belfast are the strongest by far but, apart from them, anybody can beat anyone else.
- He was asked if he saw anybody throwing anything from the barricade or from the crowd at the barricade.
- We were together for six years and I don't think anybody will replace him in my affections.
- Hardly anybody but jazz buffs knows about the tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray any more.
- I could see the whole thing from the bookshop, and I didn't see anybody stop to help.
- Their next stage is to interview shopkeepers or anybody involved in the retail industry.
- He's a guy who has to work hard at his game and he's an example to anybody playing the game.
- We know that on our day we can beat anybody, but the league is so competitive any one of the top six teams can go on to win it.
- Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it.
- On that point we agree, and so must anybody who has any interest in the topic.
- In fact, she won't be voting for anybody because she is not even on the electoral register.
- When you get home, you don't want to see anybody, talk to anybody or do anything.
- It will not result in anybody being sacked - there might be some formal ticking offs.
- Most of this was mindless violence, not directed at anything or anybody in particular.
- She is a horrible person and why anybody likes her or, gods forbid, admires her is beyond me.
- You know there are people who cheat, but you just go out there to be the best you can be and not worry about anybody else.
- I'm looking to see if there is anybody up there who can open the door to his office for me.
- Anyway I was wondering if anybody ever actually saw any of these films and if so what where they like.
- Statistics show the probability of an attack on myself or anybody else to be extremely remote.
- York police recommend that if you spot anybody suspicious you should call them.
Synonyms
anyone, anybody

Definition of anybody in US English:

anybody

pronoun

Anyone.
任何人
there wasn't anybody around
附近一个人都没有。
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a guy who has to work hard at his game and he's an example to anybody playing the game.
- I'm looking to see if there is anybody up there who can open the door to his office for me.
- You know there are people who cheat, but you just go out there to be the best you can be and not worry about anybody else.
- On that point we agree, and so must anybody who has any interest in the topic.
- Belfast are the strongest by far but, apart from them, anybody can beat anyone else.
- I could see the whole thing from the bookshop, and I didn't see anybody stop to help.
- Their next stage is to interview shopkeepers or anybody involved in the retail industry.
- She is a horrible person and why anybody likes her or, gods forbid, admires her is beyond me.
- He was asked if he saw anybody throwing anything from the barricade or from the crowd at the barricade.
- Hardly anybody but jazz buffs knows about the tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray any more.
- When you get home, you don't want to see anybody, talk to anybody or do anything.
- Anyway I was wondering if anybody ever actually saw any of these films and if so what where they like.
- We know that on our day we can beat anybody, but the league is so competitive any one of the top six teams can go on to win it.
- Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it.
- York police recommend that if you spot anybody suspicious you should call them.
- Most of this was mindless violence, not directed at anything or anybody in particular.
- It will not result in anybody being sacked - there might be some formal ticking offs.
- We were together for six years and I don't think anybody will replace him in my affections.
- Statistics show the probability of an attack on myself or anybody else to be extremely remote.
- In fact, she won't be voting for anybody because she is not even on the electoral register.
Synonyms
anyone, anybody

单词	anybody
释义	Definition of anybody in English: anybody pronoun ˈɛnɪbɒdi Anyone. 任何人 there wasn't anybody around 附近一个人都没有。 Example sentencesExamples Belfast are the strongest by far but, apart from them, anybody can beat anyone else. He was asked if he saw anybody throwing anything from the barricade or from the crowd at the barricade. We were together for six years and I don't think anybody will replace him in my affections. Hardly anybody but jazz buffs knows about the tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray any more. I could see the whole thing from the bookshop, and I didn't see anybody stop to help. Their next stage is to interview shopkeepers or anybody involved in the retail industry. He's a guy who has to work hard at his game and he's an example to anybody playing the game. We know that on our day we can beat anybody, but the league is so competitive any one of the top six teams can go on to win it. Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it. On that point we agree, and so must anybody who has any interest in the topic. In fact, she won't be voting for anybody because she is not even on the electoral register. When you get home, you don't want to see anybody, talk to anybody or do anything. It will not result in anybody being sacked - there might be some formal ticking offs. Most of this was mindless violence, not directed at anything or anybody in particular. She is a horrible person and why anybody likes her or, gods forbid, admires her is beyond me. You know there are people who cheat, but you just go out there to be the best you can be and not worry about anybody else. I'm looking to see if there is anybody up there who can open the door to his office for me. Anyway I was wondering if anybody ever actually saw any of these films and if so what where they like. Statistics show the probability of an attack on myself or anybody else to be extremely remote. York police recommend that if you spot anybody suspicious you should call them. Synonyms anyone, anybody Definition of anybody in US English: anybody pronoun Anyone. 任何人 there wasn't anybody around 附近一个人都没有。 Example sentencesExamples He's a guy who has to work hard at his game and he's an example to anybody playing the game. I'm looking to see if there is anybody up there who can open the door to his office for me. You know there are people who cheat, but you just go out there to be the best you can be and not worry about anybody else. On that point we agree, and so must anybody who has any interest in the topic. Belfast are the strongest by far but, apart from them, anybody can beat anyone else. I could see the whole thing from the bookshop, and I didn't see anybody stop to help. Their next stage is to interview shopkeepers or anybody involved in the retail industry. She is a horrible person and why anybody likes her or, gods forbid, admires her is beyond me. He was asked if he saw anybody throwing anything from the barricade or from the crowd at the barricade. Hardly anybody but jazz buffs knows about the tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray any more. When you get home, you don't want to see anybody, talk to anybody or do anything. Anyway I was wondering if anybody ever actually saw any of these films and if so what where they like. We know that on our day we can beat anybody, but the league is so competitive any one of the top six teams can go on to win it. Make something amazing that will really blow the mind of anybody who sees it. York police recommend that if you spot anybody suspicious you should call them. Most of this was mindless violence, not directed at anything or anybody in particular. It will not result in anybody being sacked - there might be some formal ticking offs. We were together for six years and I don't think anybody will replace him in my affections. Statistics show the probability of an attack on myself or anybody else to be extremely remote. In fact, she won't be voting for anybody because she is not even on the electoral register. Synonyms anyone, anybody
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