toàn bộ
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Definition
Noun:
- The whole, the entirety, the total: Refers to the complete amount or sum of something, all parts considered together as a single unit.
- All (of something): Indicates the entire collection or group without exception.
Adjective:
- Whole, entire, total, complete: Used attributively to describe a noun, meaning it includes every part and is not divided or partial.
Usage Examples
As a Noun (often preceded by a possessive or definite article):
- Toàn bộ học sinh đã có mặt. (All of the students were present.)
- Chúng tôi đã kiểm tra toàn bộ. (We checked the whole thing / everything.)
As an Adjective (placed before a noun):
- Anh ấy đọc toàn bộ cuốn sách trong một ngày. (He read the entire book in one day.)
- Toàn bộ số tiền đã được quyên góp. (The entire amount of money was donated.)
Advanced Usage
"Xem xét một cách toàn bộ": To consider something as a whole, in its totality.
- Chúng ta cần xem xét vấn đề một cách toàn bộ. (We need to consider the problem in its entirety.)
"Toàn bộ và bộ phận": A philosophical or analytical pair meaning "the whole and the parts".
- Mối quan hệ giữa toàn bộ và bộ phận. (The relationship between the whole and its parts.)
Variants and Related Words
- Toàn thể (noun/adjective): The whole body, the entirety (often used for groups of people). (the entire people).
- Toàn bộ hóa (verb): To totalize, to make whole. (Less common).
- Tất cả (determiner/pronoun): All, every. While similar, is more commonly used as a pronoun ( - all agree) or before plural nouns, whereas often emphasizes the collective unity of the items.
Synonyms
- Cả (determiner): Whole, all (used before a singular noun). (the whole day).
- Toàn (bound morpheme/adjective): Whole, total (often used in compounds). (global), (comprehensive).
- Tổng thể (noun): The whole, the overall entity (emphasizes the aggregate).
Related Phrases
- Trong toàn bộ / Suốt toàn bộ: Throughout the whole (of something).
- Suốt toàn bộ buổi họp. (Throughout the entire meeting.)
Notes on Usage
- Toàn bộ is typically used with singular nouns representing a collective or a unit (e.g., - the entire population, - all assets). For countable plural nouns, is more frequent, though can be used to stress unity.
- It functions similarly to the English "the whole of" or "the entirety of".