全部的

quánbù de

adjective★Beginner💡 all, entire, whole

general

Referring to the complete amount or quantity of something; encompassing everything without exception.

我读了全部的书。

I read all the books.

她付出了全部的努力。

She put in all her effort.

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Often used to emphasize completeness or totality in a context.

Collocations

全部的时间all the time全部的责任all the responsibility全部的答案all the answers

all

all

Use '全部的' to emphasize that something includes every part or aspect, often in contrast to '部分的' (partial).

The '的' in '全部的' is an attributive particle, similar to the English '-al' in 'entire' or '-ly' in 'completely'.

Composed of '全部' (quánbù, meaning 'all') and the attributive particle '的' (de), forming an adjective phrase.

This phrase is commonly used to describe something that includes every part or aspect, often to emphasize totality or completeness.

全部

all

root

的

attributive particle

suffix

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