All of you
You lot is British and Australian slang for "you all" or "you people," addressing a group: What are you lot up to?
The phrase can be affectionate, neutral, or dismissive depending on tone.
It's informal and conversational, rarely appearing in writing except to capture speech.
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All of you
You lot is British and Australian slang for "you all" or "you people," addressing a group: What are you lot up to?
The phrase can be affectionate, neutral, or dismissive depending on tone.
It's informal and conversational, rarely appearing in writing except to capture speech.
1. informal — gang, Organized criminal group; crew (Working team aboard); mates (Friends or breeding partners); buddies (Informal term for friends); pals · folks · bunch · crowd · guys · people · friends · chums · comrades · peers
PERSON/PERSPECTIVEyou lot ≠ us We, as object; we · them · me and mine · me · I
NUMBER/QUANTITYyou lot ≠ you The person addressed
inclusion/exclusionyou lot ≠ them Third-person plural object; those people · everyone else · outsiders
lot, lots, you, yourself, y'all, yourselves, yous, thyself, you-all
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