tout le monde

[ too luh mawnd ]

pronoun

, French.

1. the whole world; everyone; everybody.

tout le monde

/ tu lə mɔ̃d /

noun

1. all the world; everyone

Example Sentences

And the company has new items on the way, including a shirt to be released before the Paris Olympics with a phrase in French: “Tout le monde regarde le sport féminin.”

From New York Times

Those French lyrics from Megadeth that appeared like a final farewell on Aliaga’s Facebook page — “Á tout le monde/Á tout mes amis/Je vous aime/Je dois partir” — were mystifying and “incredibly surreal,” Sydnor said.

From Washington Post

Monday, June 6, when an ominous post appeared on his page: It was the French-language part of the chorus of an old rock song, “Á Tout Le Monde,” by the heavy metal band Megadeth.

From Washington Post

“Coucou tout le monde” is how I’m greeting everyone from now on.

From The Verge

Speaking on Sunday night on a popular television show, “Tout le monde en parle,” Quebec’s health minister, Christian Dubé, said, “We like to party.”

From New York Times