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Dictionary - results for whole

SimplifiedTraditionalPinyinEnglish
- one
- 1
- single
- a (article)
- as soon as
- entire
- whole
- all
- throughout
- "one" radical in Chinese characters (Kangxi radical 1)
- also pr. [yao1] for greater clarity when spelling out numbers digit by digit
quán- all
- whole
- entire
- every
- complete
- to close
- to join
- to fit
- to be equal to
- whole
- together
- round (in battle)
- conjunction (astronomy)
- 1st note of pentatonic scale
- old variant of [he2]
- whole
- in one lump
wán- to finish
- to be over
- whole
- complete
- entire
zhěng- exactly
- in good order
- whole
- complete
- entire
- in order
- orderly
- to repair
- to mend
- to renovate
- (coll.) to fix sb
- to give sb a hard time
- to mess with sb
tǒng- to gather
- to unite
- to unify
- whole
- door
- to close
- whole
quán- whole
- entire
- complete
lún- complete
- whole
wánquán- complete
- whole
- totally
- entirely
zhěng- whole
- entire
- total
zhěngzhěng- whole
- full
zhěng- whole entity
- entire body
- synthesis
- as a whole (situation, construction, team etc)
- global
- macrocosm
- integral
- holistic
- whole
quē- whole
jìnjiē- all
- without exception
- complete
- whole
- entirely
tǒng- whole
- single entity
chōu- to draw out
- to pull out from in between
- to remove part of the whole
- (of certain plants) to sprout or bud
- to whip or thrash
- foundation
- on the whole
shēn- whole body
- from head to toe
- single person
- a suit of clothes
- an integral whole
- all concerned
- everybody
quánguó- whole nation
- nationwide
- countrywide
- national
quánchéng- whole city
quánchǎng- everyone present
- the whole audience
- across-the-board
- unanimously
- whole duration (of a competition or match)
quántiān- whole day
quánjiā- whole family
quánshì- whole city
quánběn- whole edition
- whole performance (of Chinese opera)
QuánGǎng- whole territory of Hong Kong
quánshēn- whole body
- em (typography)
quányīn- whole tone (musical interval)
quánmài- whole wheat
fánbǎi- all
- everything
- the whole
jiā- whole family
- entire household
zhōushēn- whole body
- the collective
- the whole
- (Buddhism) the greater self
dōu- for the most part
- on the whole
- also pr. [da4 du1]
- for the most part
- on the whole
- metropolitan
- in general
- more or less
- in rough terms
- basically
- on the whole
shǐ- whole story
- the ins and outs
wánxíng- total form
- coherent whole
- Gestalt
- holistic
niántóu- start of the year
- whole year
- a particular year
- period
- days
- epoch
- a year's harvest
chéngquán- to help sb accomplish his aim
- to help sb succeed
- to complete
- to make whole
- to round off
zhěngtiān- all day long
- whole day
zhěngshù- whole number
- integer (math.)
- round figure
zhěngtiáo- entire
- whole (fish, road etc)
còu- to collect all the bits to make a whole
滿mǎntáng- whole audience
- a sell-out (capacity audience)
- jam-packed
滿mǎntiān- whole sky
滿mǎnyuè- full moon
- whole month
- baby's one-month old birthday
kuángfēng- gale
- squall
- whole gale (meteorology)
tǒngchóu- an overall plan
- to plan an entire project as a whole
zǒngsuàn- at long last
- finally
- on the whole
quányīn- whole tone (musical interval)
quán- whole grain
běnshang- basically
- on the whole
- Gestalt (loanword)
- coherent whole
- technical word used in psychology meaning the whole is more than the sum of its parts
- holistic
- integrated
- total
- also written 格式塔
érwéi- to merge together (idiom); to unify disparate elements into one whole
lúntūnxià- to swallow it whole
- to act without thinking (idiom)
wēifèng- lit. one phoenix feather; fig. a glimpse that reveals the whole
mángrénxiàng- blind people touch an elephant (idiom, from Nirvana sutra 大般涅槃經|大般涅盘经[da4 ban1 Nie4 pan2 jing1]); fig. unable to see the big picture
- to mistake the part for the whole
- unable to see the wood for the trees
zhòngmángxiàng- multitude of blind people touch an elephant (idiom, from Nirvana sutra 大般涅槃經|大般涅盘经[da4 ban1 Nie4 pan2 jing1]); fig. unable to see the big picture
- to mistake the part for the whole
- unable to see the wood for the trees
xiāzixiàng- blind people touch an elephant (idiom, from Nirvana sutra 大般涅槃經|大般涅盘经[da4 ban1 Nie4 pan2 jing1]); fig. unable to see the big picture
- to mistake the part for the whole
- unable to see the wood for the trees

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