B2idiominformaleverydayIELTS-friendly
all over the place
USUK
everywhere, often in an untidy way
It can also describe disorganised work or a confused person: 'My notes are all over the place'.
In context
My son leaves his toys all over the place, and I keep stepping on them.
New coffee shops are opening all over the place in Saigon.
More idioms about everyday
- a bad hair daya day when you feel unattractive and everything seems to go wrong
- a far cry fromvery different from something, often much worse or much better
- a lifesavera person or thing that helps you a lot in a difficult situation
- a mixed baga group of things or people of very different kinds or quality
- a needle in a haystacksomething that is almost impossible to find because it is among many other things