Word: whole
Category: whole
Food & Drink, Business & Industrial, Health
Related words: whole
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Synonyms: whole
eyeglass
Translations: whole
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spanish
Translations:
totalidad, entero, todo, completo
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german
Translations:
insgesamt, völlig, gesund, vollständig, ganz, ganze
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french
Translations:
ensemble, totalement, totalité, complètement, entier, tout, absolu, intégral, total, entièrement, ...
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italian
Translations:
tutto, completo, intero
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portuguese
Translations:
quem, são, todo, total, totalmente, inteiro, completamente
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dutch
Translations:
volkomen, geheel, totaal, gans, helemaal, totaliter, vol, volslagen, compleet, finaal, ...
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russian
Translations:
целостный, неразменный, целый, неснятой, непросеянный, цельный, весь, вся, целое
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norwegian
Translations:
hel, fullstendig, helhet, hele
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swedish
Translations:
hel
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finnish
Translations:
aivan, ehjä, täysi, kaikki, eheä, kerrassaan, kokonaan, kokonaisuus, ehyt
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danish
Translations:
hel
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czech
Translations:
všechno, úplný, celý, souhrn, ucelený, soubor
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polish
Translations:
całokształt, cały, całkowity
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hungarian
Translations:
begyógyult, gyógyult
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turkish
Translations:
sağlam, tüm, bütün, tam, büsbütün
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greek
Translations:
άρτιος, ολόκληρος, ακέραιος
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belarusian
Translations:
усё
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croatian
Translations:
cjelina, cijeli, cijela, cijelom
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icelandic
Translations:
gjörvallur
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latin
Translations:
universus
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latvian
Translations:
pavisam, pilnīgi, veselais
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romanian
Translations:
tot
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slovak
Translations:
celý, úplný
The meaning and "use of": whole
adjective
- all of; entire. - he spent the whole day walking
- in an unbroken or undamaged state; in one piece. - owls usually swallow their prey whole
- a thing that is complete in itself. - the subjects of the curriculum form a coherent whole
- all of something. - the effects will last for the whole of his life
- used to emphasize the novelty or distinctness of something. - the man who's given a whole new meaning to the term “cowboy.”
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