【たれびと】

    pronoun
  1. whichever person (indefinite pronoun); everyone; every person; all
Forms
  • 【たれびと】
  • たれびと
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. whichever person (indefinite pronoun)
    2. Used to refer to any person without specifying who; emphasizes the idea of any individual among a group.
    Anyone knows about this.
    Everyone's opinion on that issue is important.
  2. everyone
    3. Refers to all individuals collectively, often used in contexts where inclusivity is intended.
    I hope everyone will participate.
    Anyone who does it will probably succeed.
  3. every person
    4. Similar to "everyone," but can emphasize individual attention or consideration within a group context.
    I expressed my gratitude to every person.
    I want to hear every person’s ideas that they might have.
  4. all
    5. Used to imply the entirety of a group, often indicating completeness.
    Let's wait until all are gathered.
    It should be successful if all do it.
Generated collocations (experimental)
there is no oneとわ問わregardless of whoto talk to someoneanyonefor everyoneeveryone is friendly in this townunderstandable by everyoneeveryone is lovedeveryone can participatesomeone is coming
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