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in the PONS Dictionary

every·thing [ˈevriθɪŋ] PRON indef

1. everything (all things):

everything
everything must go! (in sale)
we did everything we could
anything and everything
to blame everything on sb/sth [or sb/sth for everything]
everything else
everything from sth to sth
alles von etw dat bis etw acc
everything new/possible
to reduce everything to sth why do you reduce everything to sex?
he reduces everything to a joke

2. everything (most important thing):

everything
time is/money isn't everything
to be everything [to sb]
his son is everything to him
getting rich is everything to her

3. everything (present):

is everything all right?
how's everything?
despite [or in spite of]everything

Phrases:

and everything inf (the lot)
and everything (associated)
and everything (associated)
everything comes to him who waits prov
everything comes to him who waits prov
to have everything inf
sb who has everything