English–Spanish
“whole” in Spanish
How to say “whole” in Spanish
“Whole” in Spanish is entero.
A single object with no part missing.
Example sentences with entero
Pasamos la semana entera en la casa de la playa.
We spent the whole week at the beach house.
Tips for using entero
- Usually follows the noun (el día entero) to indicate the whole span of time, and with estar it often describes being unharmed (salió entero).
Other Spanish words for “whole”
La totalidad de la clase aprobó el examen.
The whole class passed the exam.