English–French
“whole” in French
How to say “whole” in French
“Whole” in French is toute.
The full extent of a single feminine thing, from its first part to its last.
Example sentences with toute
Nous avons nettoyé toute la maison avant l'arrivée des invités.
We cleaned the whole house before the guests arrived.
Tips for using toute
- Toute agrees with the noun it qualifies, so feminine singular nouns take toute rather than tout, tous, or toutes.
Other French words for “whole”
Il a mangé le poulet entier.
He ate the whole chicken.
Il a mangé la totalité du gâteau.
He ate the whole cake.