anybody

anybody
pronoun
1) ((in questions, and negative sentences etc) some person: Is anybody there?) alguien
2) (any person, no matter which: Get someone to help - anyone will do.) cualquiera
3) (everyone: Anyone could tell you the answer to that.) cualquiera
anybody pron
1. alguien
is anybody home? ¿hay alguien en casa?
did anybody see you? ¿te vio alguien?
2. nadie
don't tell anybody no se lo digas a nadie
there isn't anybody at home no hay nadie en casa
3. cualquiera
anybody can learn English, it's easy! cualquiera puede aprender inglés, ¡es fácil!
ask anybody pregúntale a cualquiera
anybody
tr['enɪbɒdɪ]
pronoun
1 (in questions) alguien
has anybody seen my car? ¿ha visto alguien mi coche?
2 (negative) nadie
there isn't anybody in the room no hay nadie en la sala
3 (no matter who) cualquiera
anybody would tell you the same cualquiera te diría lo mismo
anybody ['ɛni.bʌdi, -.bɑ-] anyone
anybody
pron.
alguien pron.
alguno pron.
quienquiera pron.
todo el mundo pron.
'eniˌbɑːdi, 'eniˌbɒdi
pronoun
1)
a) (somebody) (in interrog, conditional sentences) alguien

anybody at home? — ¿hay alguien en casa?

will anybody be seeing Emma today? — ¿alguno de ustedes va a ver a Emma hoy?

she'll know, if anybody does — si alguien lo sabe, va a ser ella

b) (a single person) (with neg) nadie

don't tell anybody! — no se lo digas a nadie!

2)
a) (whoever, everybody)

anybody that wants a ticket — quien quiera una entrada

give it to anybody you like — dáselo a quien quieras

anybody who's been to Paris knows ... — cualquier persona or cualquiera que haya estado en París sabe ...

anybody interested should contact ... — los interesados pónganse en contacto con ...

anybody married to a British citizen — toda persona casada con un ciudadano británico

before anybody could stop her — antes de que nadie pudiera detenerla

b) (no matter who) cualquiera
c) (a person of importance) alguien

everybody who is anybody was there — toda la gente importante estaba allí

['enɪbɒdɪ]
PRON
1) (in questions, conditional constructions) alguien

did you see anybody? — ¿viste a alguien?

has anybody got a pen? — ¿tiene alguien un bolígrafo?

is this anybody's seat? — ¿es de alguien or alguno este asiento?, ¿está or hay alguien sentado aquí?

is there anybody else I can talk to? — ¿hay alguien más con quien pueda hablar?

if anybody calls, I'm not in — si llama alguien, no estoy

if anybody can do it, he can — si alguien lo puede hacer, es él

2) (+ negative, implied negative) nadie

I can't see anybody — no veo a nadie

she doesn't like anybody contradicting her — no le gusta que nadie la contradiga

I didn't ask anybody else — no se le pregunté a nadie más

hardly anybody came — apenas vino nadie

there was hardly anybody there — casi no había nadie

3) (=no matter who) cualquiera

I need a volunteer, anybody will do — necesito un voluntario, cualquier persona or cualquiera sirve

anybody will tell you the same — cualquiera te diría lo mismo, todos te dirán lo mismo

anybody would have thought he had lost! — cualquiera habría pensado que había perdido

it's anybody's race — esta carrera la podría ganar cualquiera

it would have defeated anybody but Jane — habría desanimado a cualquiera or a todos menos a Jane

anybody else would have laughed — cualquier otro se hubiera reído

that's anybody's guess — ¡quién sabe!

it's not available to just anybody — no está a disposición de cualquier persona or cualquiera

I'm not going to marry just anybody — yo no me caso con cualquiera

he's not just anybody, he's the boss — no es cualquiera, es el jefe

bring anybody you like — trae a quien quieras

anybody who or that wants to go back should go now — si alguno quiere volver, que lo haga ahora

I'll shoot anybody who or that moves — al primero que se mueva le disparo

anybody who or that invests in this — todo el que invierta en esto

anybody with any sense would know that! — ¡cualquiera con (algo de) sentido común sabría eso!

4) (=person of importance) alguien

she knows everybody who's anybody — conoce a todo el mundo que es alguien or importante

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['eniˌbɑːdi, 'eniˌbɒdi]
pronoun
1)
a) (somebody) (in interrog, conditional sentences) alguien

anybody at home? — ¿hay alguien en casa?

will anybody be seeing Emma today? — ¿alguno de ustedes va a ver a Emma hoy?

she'll know, if anybody does — si alguien lo sabe, va a ser ella

b) (a single person) (with neg) nadie

don't tell anybody! — no se lo digas a nadie!

2)
a) (whoever, everybody)

anybody that wants a ticket — quien quiera una entrada

give it to anybody you like — dáselo a quien quieras

anybody who's been to Paris knows ... — cualquier persona or cualquiera que haya estado en París sabe ...

anybody interested should contact ... — los interesados pónganse en contacto con ...

anybody married to a British citizen — toda persona casada con un ciudadano británico

before anybody could stop her — antes de que nadie pudiera detenerla

b) (no matter who) cualquiera
c) (a person of importance) alguien

everybody who is anybody was there — toda la gente importante estaba allí


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