The expressions “all over the earth“ and “all over the world” mean everywhere, referring to something that is widespread or universally present.
Meaning of “All over the earth / All over the world”
Everywhere / Universally present: These phrases indicate that something exists or occurs in all places across the globe.
Example:
“Grass grows all over the earth.”
(This means that grass can be found in various regions worldwide.)
Example:
“It’s the same way all over the world.”
(This implies that a particular situation or phenomenon is common everywhere.)
Equivalent expressions
- Across the globe: Used to describe something present in various parts of the world.
- Throughout the world: Similar to “all over the world,” emphasizing global presence.
The phrases “all over the earth“ and “all over the world“ emphasize universality, often used to describe global trends, characteristics, or phenomena that occur everywhere.
