whole — complete or entire; not broken or damaged
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: complete or entire; not broken or damaged
Pronunciation (IPA): /hoʊl/
Korean meaning: 전체의, 완전한; 손상되지 않은
Korean pronunciation: **홀**
Example Sentences
- My cat slept the whole day and then complained about being hungry.
- I need to read the whole textbook before the exam.
- He ate the whole cake and blamed it on his imaginary twin brother.
whole
ADJECTIVE//hoʊl//
complete or entire; not broken or damaged
complete or entire; not broken or damaged
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Origin
고대 영어 'hāl'에서 유래되었으며, '건강한, 온전한'이라는 뜻이었습니다. 독일어 'heil'과도 관련이 있어 '치유'나 '완전함'의 개념을 담고 있습니다.
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“My cat slept the whole day and then complained about being hungry.”
“I need to read the whole textbook before the exam.”
“He ate the whole cake and blamed it on his imaginary twin brother.”
“The whole class passed the test successfully.”
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