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1. 完全 (wánquán): This word means "complete" or "whole".
2. 全盘 (quánpán): This word means "whole" or "entire".
3. 全局 (quánjú): This word means "overall" or "entirety".
4. 全体 (quántǐ): This word means "all" or "entirety".
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1. 全面发展 (quánmiàn fāzhǎn) - overall development
This phrase is often used to describe the comprehensive and balanced development of a person, organization, or country in all aspects, including economic, social, and cultural aspects.
2. 全面检查 (quánmiàn jiǎnchá) - comprehensive inspection
This phrase is commonly used in the context of quality control or safety checks, indicating a thorough and all-encompassing examination of a product or situation.
3. 全面改革 (quánmiàn gǎigé) - comprehensive reform
This phrase is commonly used to describe a large-scale and all-encompassing reform of a system or organization.
4. 全面推行 (quánmiàn tuīxíng) - fully implement
This phrase is often used in the context of policies or plans, indicating a complete and thorough implementation of them.
5. 全面覆盖 (quánmiàn fùgài) - full coverage
This phrase is commonly used to describe a situation where something has been extended or expanded to cover all areas or aspects.
6. 全面落实 (quánmiàn luòshí) - fully implement
This phrase is often used in the context of plans or policies, indicating a complete and thorough implementation of them.
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Quánmiàn (全面) is a formal word in Chinese, meaning "overall, all-round, entire". It is commonly used in formal contexts such as news reports, government documents, and academic writing.
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