Chinese word

全场

Pronunciation

Pinyinquán chǎng

Meaning

  • nounwhole venue

Example

全场都在鼓掌。quán chǎng dōu zài gú zhǎng

Everyone in the venue is applauding.

Illustration for 全场 (whole venue)

More examples

主持人宣布结果，全场都欢呼起来。zhǔ chí rén xuān bù jié guǒ quán chǎng dōu huān hū qǐ lái

When the host announced the results, everyone in the venue cheered.

Core concept

A complete setting treated as one unit, covering its space and everything present or happening there.

Common phrases

  • 全场都quán chǎng dōu

    everyone in the venue

  • 全场观众quán chǎng guān zhòng

    the entire audience

  • 全场掌声quán chǎng zhǎng shēng

    applause throughout the venue

Similar words

全体quán tǐ: An entire group or thing viewed as one complete unit.
全部quán bù: Every item or person within a stated range, with nothing left out.
观众guān zhòng: The people gathered at a performance or game to watch it.
现场xiàn chǎng: The actual place where an event or activity is happening.

Definition in Chinese

指整个会场或在场的所有人和事物的总体。zhǐ zhěng gè huì chǎng huò zài chǎng de suó yǒu rén hé shì wù de zóng tǐ

Word origin

全 (quán, "whole") + 场 (chǎng, "place or field") combines to name the complete setting of an event, including what is taking place within it.

Usage tips

  • When this noun is the subject, Chinese often treats a crowd or setting as one unit, while natural English may use a plural subject such as "everyone".

Other meanings

  • entire gamenoun
  • everything in the storenoun

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