Collocation
you lot
An informal, often British English, way of addressing a group of people, meaning "all of you."
Definition
'you lot' is a common English collocation. An informal, often British English, way of addressing a group of people, meaning "all of you."
you + lot
“Right, listen up, you lot! We need to get this done by lunchtime.”
Examples
- Come on, you lot, let's get moving or we'll be late!
- Are you lot ready for the big presentation tomorrow?
- I hope you lot have finished your homework by now.
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- What are you lot planning to do this weekend?
- Look at you lot, all dressed up for the party!
- Can you lot hear me at the back there?
- Don't you lot start arguing again; we need to work together.
- I've got a surprise for you lot later this evening.
- Who left the lights on? It must have been you lot.
- You lot always make me laugh with your silly jokes.
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