大家普遍知道的（周：普遍）。
宋 朱熹《朱子语类》：“虽十目视十手指，众所共知之处，亦自七颠八倒了，更如何地谨独。”
众所周知主谓式；作谓语、分句；用于书面语。
1.众所周知，现今职业中专学生素质参差不齐，问题学生比比皆是。
2.瘟疫，则众所周知是由一阵红光示警的。
3.众所周知，步进电动机的步距角主要由它的相数和转子齿数决定。
4.他说，由于众所周知的原因，他不能到半托克来。
5.众所周知，雷恩的墓志铭中写道，大教堂本身就是他的纪念碑。
6.众所周知，坦赞铁路是在中国的援助下建成的。
7.众所周知，中国在1980年成功地发射了第一颗洲际导弹。
8.请不要用众所周知的事实破坏别人的美梦。
9.新教练，但众所周知的面孔在土耳其队。
10.Karo男人和女人是众所周知的，他们的宗教仪式祭祀划痕乱割。
众所周知，英语是：As we all know。例句：As we all know, some of today's children are overweight because they eat too much fast food. 众所周知，今天很多孩子都超重了，因为他们吃了太多的快餐。详细解释：all英[ɔ:l]美[ɔl]adj.全部的; 一切的; 各种的; 极度的，尽量的;pron.全部; 一切; 每个人，每件东西; 全部情况;adv.全部地; 完全地; 每个; 非常;[例句]He lost all his money at a blackjack table in Las Vegas.在拉斯维加斯的21点纸牌桌上，他把钱输得精光。know英[nəʊ]美[noʊ]v.知道; 了解; 认识; 确信;n.知情;[例句]I don't know the name of the place我不知道那个地方的名字。
众所周知是个中性词。
众所周知的英文：aseveryoneknows、asisknowntoall、wellknown、Everybarberknowsthat、Everybodyknows。1、aseveryoneknows英[æzˈevriwʌnnəʊz]美[æzˈevriwʌnnoʊz]众所周知；知道的啦Thechurches,aseveryoneknows,opposedtheabolitionofslaveryaslongastheydared. 众所周知，教会过去尽量反对废除奴隶制。2、asisknowntoall英[æzɪznəʊntuɔːl]美[æzɪznoʊntuɔːl]众所周知Edison, as is known to all, invented the telephone. 众所周知，爱迪生发明了电话。3、wellknown英[ˌwelˈnəʊn]美[ˌwelˈnoʊn]adj.众所周知的；著名的；出名的；为人所熟知的(或熟悉的、认可的)Berlinwaswellknownforitsgoodlivinginbetweenthetwoworldwars. 在两次世界大战之间，柏林生活的优裕是众所周知的。4、Everybarberknowsthat英[ˈevriˈbɑːbə(r)nəʊzðæt] 美[ˈevriˈbɑːrbərnoʊzðæt]众所周知Everybarberknowsthat.Then,justassuddenly,itallcollapsedaroundhim,inawhirloffailedproductionsandverypublicsexscandals. 尽人皆知，家喻户晓。尔后，随着一连串的失败作品和公众皆知的性丑闻，一切又突如其来地崩溃了。5、EverybodyknowsEverybodyknowstheyhaven'tgotahopeinhellofformingagovernmentanyway. 众人皆知他们根本就无力组建政府。
众所周知的英文：as everyone knows、as is known to all、well known、Every barber knows that、Everybody knows。
1、as everyone knows
英 [æz ˈevriwʌn nəʊz] 美 [æz ˈevriwʌn noʊz]
众所周知；知道的啦
The churches, as everyone knows, opposed the abolition of slavery as long as they dared.
众所周知，教会过去尽量反对废除奴隶制。
2、as is known to all
英 [æz ɪz nəʊn tu ɔːl] 美 [æz ɪz noʊn tu ɔːl]
众所周知
Edison, as is known to all, invented the telephone.
众所周知，爱迪生发明了电话。
3、well known
英 [ˌwel ˈnəʊn] 美 [ˌwel ˈnoʊn]
adj.众所周知的；著名的；出名的；为人所熟知的(或熟悉的、认可的)
Berlin was well known for its good living in between the two world wars.
在两次世界大战之间，柏林生活的优裕是众所周知的。
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4、Every barber knows that
英 [ˈevri ˈbɑːbə(r) nəʊz ðæt]美 [ˈevri ˈbɑːrbər noʊz ðæt]
众所周知
Every barber knows that. Then, just as suddenly, it all collapsed around him, in a whirl of failed productions and very public sex scandals.
尽人皆知，家喻户晓。尔后，随着一连串的失败作品和公众皆知的性丑闻，一切又突如其来地崩溃了。
5、Everybody knows
Everybody knows they haven't got a hope in hell of forming a government anyway.
众人皆知他们根本就无力组建政府。
众所周知
as everyone knows;
as is known to all;
be universally [widely] known;
Every barber knows that ...;
Everybody knows ...;
it is common knowledge that ...;
It is known to all that ...;
It is particularly notorious that
意思就是说全部的人都知道了。