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To locate or discover every possible answer to a question or problem.
经过多年的研究，科学家找到全部的答案。
After years of research, the scientists found all the answers.
考试前，我必须找到全部的答案。
Before the exam, I have to find all the answers.
Commonly used in academic, professional, or problem-solving contexts.
Avoid using '找到所有的答案' in contexts where partial answers are acceptable, as '全部' implies completeness. For example, 'I found some answers' should be translated as '我找到了一些答案' instead of '我找到了全部的答案'.
The phrase '全部的答案' inherently suggests that no answers are missing. Ensure the context aligns with this implication.
The phrase combines '找到' (zhǎo dào, 'to find') + '全部' (quán bù, 'all') + '的' (de, possessive particle) + '答案' (dá àn, 'answer'). The structure is a direct composition of its components, typical of modern Mandarin Chinese phrasal expressions.
1. Often used in contexts where a complete solution or resolution is expected. 2. Can imply either literal answers (e.g., exam questions) or metaphorical ones (e.g., life questions). 3. In formal writing, '全部' may be replaced with '所有' for variation.