everywhere的近义词

A：Hi, Mary. How've things been?
      你好，玛丽。你过得怎样？

B：I haven't heard anything about your English investigation for weeks.What're you studying now?
      我有好几个星期没听到有关你研究英语的情况了。 你正在学习什么？

A：Now it's negative-"no"and"not", to be specific. There's nothing particularily unusual about "no"and"not", is there?
      现在正在学否定词--"No"和"Not"。对于"No"和"Not"没有什么特别要注意的地方，是吗？

B：Not a lot, really.
      的确没有什么。

A：The main thing seems to be that "not" is used with verbs, and "no" everywhere else.
      看来主要点在于"Not"和动词连用，而在其他地方用"No"。

1. 处处;四处;各处;到处
    You use everywhere to refer to a whole area or to all the places in a particular area.

    e.g. Working people everywhere object to paying taxes...
           各地的工薪族都反对缴税。
    e.g. We went everywhere together...
           我们一起去各个地方。

2. 所经之地;所到之处
    You use everywhere to refer to all the places that someone goes to.

    e.g. Bradley is still accustomed to travelling everywhere in style...
           布拉德利仍然保持着每次出行必派头十足的习惯。
    e.g. Everywhere he went he was introduced as the current United States Open Champion.
           他所到之处人们都介绍他是本届美国公开赛的冠军。

3. （强调范围广）四处，到处
    You use everywhere to emphasize that you are talking about a large number of places, or all possible places.

    e.g. I saw her picture everywhere...
           我到处都可以看见她的照片。
    e.g. I looked everywhere. I couldn't find him.
           我到处都找了，就是找不到他。

4. 遍地；到处
    If you say that someone or something is everywhere, you mean that they are present in a place in very large numbers.

    e.g. There were cartons of cigarettes everywhere...
           到处都是香烟盒。
    e.g. Clothes were everywhere; hanging out of drawers, strewn across the floor, even spilling from the wastepaper basket.
           到处都是衣服：挂在抽屉上、扔在地上、甚至堆在废纸篓里。