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To describe something in a complete and thorough manner, covering all necessary details.
为了让听众理解，老师完整地描述了这个实验的每个步骤。
To help the audience understand, the teacher described every step of the experiment fully.
这份报告完整地描述了项目的进展和遇到的挑战。
This report describes the project's progress and the challenges encountered in full.
Emphasizes completeness and lack of omission in the description.
When using '完整地描述', ensure the description covers all critical aspects without unnecessary repetition. Focus on clarity and logical flow.
Reserve '完整地描述' for situations where omitting any detail would lead to misunderstanding or incomplete comprehension.
The phrase combines '完整' (wánzhěng, meaning 'complete' or 'intact') and '描述' (miáoshù, meaning 'to describe'). '完整' derives from '完' (wán, 'complete') + '整' (zhěng, 'orderly'), while '描述' comes from '描' (miáo, 'to depict') + '述' (shù, 'to narrate'). The phrase emerged in modern Chinese to emphasize thoroughness in communication.
Commonly used in academic, professional, and formal contexts to emphasize the completeness of a description. Often paired with verbs like '提供' (provide), '给出' (give), or '做出' (make).