1.the full amount2.full (compensation, scholarship, production etc)
all personnel; the whole staff
1.full-priced ticket2.by unanimous vote
total defeat of an army (idiom); fig. a complete wipeout
1.to satisfy rival demands (idiom)2.to get the best of both worlds3.to have it both ways4.to have one's cake and eat it too+1 条 1.the entire sum2.the whole amount
full-time (schooling, work etc)
to have all of the elements mentioned (features, qualities, items etc)
1.flourishing2.at the peak3.in full bloom
PRC Ministry of State Security
entire book; unabridged book
plenary session (at a conference)
1.omnibus2.complete works (of a writer or artist)
1.the whole front (in a war)2.the whole length (of a road or railway line)
1.complete picture2.full view
一应俱全一應俱全HSK 7–9 with everything needed available
顾全大局顧全大局HSK 7–9 1.to take the big picture into consideration (idiom)2.to work for the benefits of all
traffic island; pedestrian refuge
1.(lit.) to take a part for the whole2.to generalize
1.to annihilate2.to wipe out completely3.to exterminate
1.(of an individual) to have a perfect attendance record2.(of a group) to have no absentees
plenipotentiary; fully authorized representative
Chun Doo Hwan (1931-), South Korean politician, president 1980-1988
1.total victory2.to excel by far3.name of a tank4.slam+1 条 1.to give careful consideration to2.to display thoughtfulness towards
Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) (telecommunications)
South Jeolla Province, in southwest South Korea, capital Gwangju 光州[guāng zhōu]
1.to satisfy both sides2.to accommodate both (demands)