be (all) for (someone or something)



be (all) for (someone or something)

To support a person, group, or effort. If management is considering adding a gym to the building, I'm all for it! I respect your opinion, but I'm for the other candidate.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
SaŠA-Croatian, Serbian, Slovene
Hulderic-Ancient Germanic
Osee-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Faustino-Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
Havva-Turkish
Anatolia-Late Roman