whole的意思和读音

whole

: [hoʊl] : [həʊl]

n.

adj.

adv.

wholes  

adj.+n.whole world,whole thing,whole day,whole process,whole story

n.part

adj.partial,broken,unhealthy,ill

n.sum total,aggregate,total,unit,entity

adj.entire,intact,unimpaired,cured

wholeadj.

1.[obn]full; complete

He spent the whole day writing.

We drank a whole bottle each.

The whole country(= all the people in it) mourned her death.

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She wasn't telling the whole truth .

2.[obn]used to emphasize how large or important sth is

We offer a whole variety of weekend breaks.

I can't afford it─that's the whole point .

3.not broken or damaged

Owls usually swallow their prey whole(= without chewing it) .

IDM

I'm feeling a whole lot better.

a whole lot(informal)very much; a lot

I'm feeling a whole lot better.

There were a whole lot of people I didn't know.

I lost a whole lot of money.

a whole lot (of sth)(informal)a large number or amount

There were a whole lot of people I didn't know.

I lost a whole lot of money.

I've sold the whole lot.西

the whole loteverything; all of sth

I've sold the whole lot.西

n.

1.[c]a thing that is complete in itself

Four quarters make a whole.

The subjects of the curriculum form a coherent whole.

2.[sing]the ~ of sthall that there is of sth

The effects will last for the whole of his life.

IDM

The festival will be great for our city and for the country as a whole.

as a wholeas one thing or piece and not as separate parts

The festival will be great for our city and for the country as a whole.

On the whole, I'm in favour of the idea.

on the wholeconsidering everything; in general

On the whole, I'm in favour of the idea.

adv.

1.(informal)~ new/different/other…completely new/different

It's a whole new world out here.

That's a whole other story.

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adj.1.all of something2.not divided or broken3ed for emphasizing what you are saying

n.1.a complete thing made of several parts

adv.1.as a single piece2pletely

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2. learn whole -- part ...

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1.It's part of the whole thing and it's easy to lose so much time, even when it's one or two cars.使

2.She was woman, alive for the first time, made of fire and passion, a willing vessel wanting only to be filled and made whole.

3.Mother lied on her side, facing the outside, thus I knew the whole of a woman in a flash.

4.That seems unlikely to be the whole story (the amount of help needed to compensate would be huge), though it might be a contributory factor.)。

5.Because its perception is always whole, it is incapable of dividing man from man, of setting man against nature.

6.In saline city whole traffic carries a system in, dividing railroad to carry is blank outside, other types of transportation is all ready.

7.They're 8, 000km long and if you were able to sit on one you could travel across the whole of the United States in just four minutes.80004穿

8.Throughout the novel, Dickens enlarges on this theme, describing slums so decrepit that whole rows of houses are on the point of ruin.使

9.In Europe they joyously count the houses, the whole cities that have been leveled to the ground and that "will have to be replaced. "

10.His plan is then to take a week to consider the farm bill package as a whole document before plunging into a full committee markup.