Mandarin Grammar Point
到处 (dàochù) - Everywhere

到处 (dàochù) - Everywhere

Short explanation:

Used to mean 'everywhere' or 'all over'.

Formation:

到处 + Verb

Examples:

春天到了,公园里花儿到处开放。
Chūntiān dàole, gōngyuán lǐ huā'er dàochù kāifàng.
Spring is here, and flowers are blooming everywhere in the park.
他到处找他的钥匙,但是找不到。
Tā dàochù zhǎo tā de yàoshi, dànshì zhǎo bù dào.
He looked everywhere for his keys, but couldn't find them.
这个城市到处都是美食,我很享受。
Zhège chéngshì dàochù dōu shì měishí, wǒ hěn xiǎngshòu.
This city has delicious food everywhere, and I'm enjoying it.
他是一个知名的音乐家,他的音乐到处都能听到。
Tā shì yīgè zhīmíng de yīnyuèjiā, tā de yīnyuè dàochù dōu néng tīngdào.
He is a well-known musician, and his music can be heard everywhere.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese phrase '到处 (dàochù)' is used to express 'everywhere' or 'all over'. It is used when one wants to indicate that an action or a state applies to a wide area or multiple locations. It is used before verbs to express the scope or extent of an action.
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