The main meaning of the Italian word “tutto” in English is “everything”. However, “tutto” is not a straightforward word because it can work as an adjective, a pronoun, or an adverb, and we also find it in fixed expressions.
When the word “tutto” functions as a noun the meaning is “all” and “whole. When it functions as an adjective, its meaning is “everything”, “everyone”, and “everybody”.
When “tutto” works as an adverb it means “completely”.
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