何でもかんでも
なんでもかんでも
all sorts of things; (anything and) everything; by all means; at any cost
Meanings
Adverb
all sorts of things; (anything and) everything- by all means; at any cost
Example sentences
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You want to have a finger in every pie, don't you?
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You exaggerate everything.
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Don't take everything so seriously.
何でもかんでも疑ってかかりすぎなんだよ。
You're too suspicious about everything.
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You shall not have your own way in everything.
More examples (9)
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Tom pokes his nose into everything.
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You take everything too literally.
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I note down absolutely everything, but they're no good to me afterwards.
はぁ?極みの野郎、ほんとキモっ。何でもかんでも包丁にしてるよ。
That Kiwami guy sure is weird, huh? He makes knives out of everything.
何でもかんでも英語にするのが国際化なんだったら国際化なんて糞食らえって思う。
If "internationalization" means putting every little thing into English, then I think "internationalization" is a load of shit.
何でもかんでもむきになってあくせくするのをやめれば、きっと人々は今の2倍も長生きするだろう。
I'm sure people would live twice as long if they stopped getting themselves worked up over everything.
なんでもかんでも好き勝手にはさせないぞ。
You shall not have your own way in everything.
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Don't believe everything you hear.
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She bundled everything into the drawers.