English–Chinese
“entire” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinzhěng gè
Example
他把蛋糕整个吃掉了。tā bǎ dàn gāo zhěng gè chī diào le
He ate the entire cake.
How to say “entire” in Chinese
“Entire” in Chinese is 整个 (zhěng gè).
A thing held together as one full, undivided whole.
Example sentences with 整个
我把房间整个收拾好了。wǒ bǎ fáng jiān zhěng gè shōu shí hǎo le
I tidied up the entire room.
Tips for using 整个
- In everyday speech, this word gives a noun a single all-or-nothing scope, which helps distinguish the whole object from only some of its parts.