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1. 完备 (wánbèi): This phrase literally translates to "complete" and has the same meaning as 齐全.
2. 完整 (wánzhěng): This phrase literally translates to "complete" and has the same meaning as 齐全.
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齐全 (qíquán) is a formal way of saying something is complete. It is a Chinese idiom that literally translates to "all in readiness". It is used to express that something is complete and ready for use.
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齐全 (qíquán) is commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese. It is often used to describe something that is complete or fully prepared. For example, you might say "这家商店的货物很齐全" (zhè jiā shāngdiàn de huòwù hěn qíquán) which means "this store has a complete selection of goods."
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