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The state or condition of being fully legally responsible for all damages or losses.
在交通事故中，如果驾驶员被判定为完全责任，则需赔偿所有损失。
In a traffic accident, if the driver is found to bear full liability, they must compensate for all losses.
Commonly used in legal, contractual, and insurance contexts to specify the extent of responsibility.
In legal documents, '完全责任' is precise and unambiguous. In everyday speech, '全责' is more common but may lack the formal tone required in contracts.
Always clarify whether '完全责任' refers to legal liability, contractual obligation, or moral accountability based on the context.
The term combines '完全' (wánquán, meaning 'complete' or 'full') and '责任' (zérèn, meaning 'responsibility' or 'liability'). It emerged in modern Chinese legal and business terminology to describe unambiguous accountability.
Used in formal contexts such as contracts, legal judgments, and insurance policies. Avoid using in casual conversation where simpler terms like '全责' may suffice.