English–Chinese

“completely” in Chinese

Chinese

Also一干二净 (yī gān èr jìng)

Pinyinwán quán

我完全明白你的意思。wǒ wán quán míng bái nǐ de yì si

I completely understand what you mean.

“Completely” in Chinese is 完全 (wán quán).

A whole view with no part missing, so an action or result reaches every part and leaves nothing out.

这个方法完全正确。zhè ge fāng fǎ wán quán zhèng què

This method is completely correct.

Chinese commonly places this adverb before the predicate, whereas English places the equivalent nearer the verb or adjective it modifies.

yī gān èr jìng

adverbcompletely

他把房间打扫得一干二净。tā bǎ fáng jiān dá sǎo de yì gān èr jìng

He cleaned the room completely.