Also means
every
Usage Note
alle is the plural of all- ('all, every') and triggers plural agreement (alle Kinder). Colloquially it doubles as an adjective meaning 'used up, gone', as in die Milch ist alle ('the milk is finished'). The fixed phrase alle zwei Tage means 'every two days'.
Examples
"Alle Kinder spielen draußen."
Natural Translation
All the children are playing outside.
Literal Translation
All children play outside.
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