无所不有 (mó) — having everything; all-encompassing; omnifarious

Definition

Literally 'nothing is not had' — means 'everything imaginable is present,' used for a place or collection that contains a vast range of items. Stronger than 各种各样, which only means 'all kinds.'

idiom

having everythingall-encompassingomnifarious

Examples

，无所不有。
Zhè ge chāo shì de shāng pǐn zhǒng lèi fán duō, jī hū mó.
This supermarket has a wide variety of goods, almost everything you can imagine.
、、无所不有，。
Tā de shū fáng lǐ shū jí, wén jù, mó xíng mó, xiàng gè xiǎo xíng tú shū guǎn.
His study has books, stationery, and models — everything, like a small library.
，无所不有。
Zài zhè ge bó wù guǎn lǐ, cóng gǔ dài wén wù dào xiàn dài yì shù pǐn mó.
In this museum, from ancient artifacts to modern artworks, there is everything.

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