LingakuFrequency rank: 802.
- all; entire; whole; altogether
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'; adverb (fukushi)
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- all; entire; whole; altogether
This term is used to refer to the complete amount or entirety of something without exception.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ぜんぶ全部をあわせる合わせるto combine everythingぜんぶ全部たべる食べるto eat it allぜんぶ全部みる見るto see everythingぜんぶ全部でaltogetherぜんぶ全部がそろう揃うeverything is gatheredぜんぶ全部のひと人everyoneぜんぶ全部をせいこう成功させるto make everything a successぜんぶ全部おまかせするお任せするto leave everything to someoneぜんぶ全部だす出すto put everything outぜんぶ全部りかい理解するto understand everything
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Example sentences
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Just look! The potatoes are all rolling out! You're a real dullard aren't you?
He's the pest that, on last month's class-help day, escaped leaving me with all the work.
Thanks to you getting him badly injured, all of that kid's summer plans came to nothing!
Can you account for all the money you spent on your trip?
Someone has robbed us of all our money during our absence.
You should know better than to spend all your money on clothes.
A friend of mine showed me all the dolls he had bought abroad.
The gang leader made all the members toe the line, keeping control through fear.
Poor as she was, she gave him what little money she had.