Entire Meaning in English

word

US

/ɪnˈtaɪɝ/

in-TYR

UK

/ɛntˈaɪə/

en-TY-uh

التعريف

Used to emphasize that you mean all of something, with nothing left out; the whole thing or group.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Entire' is more formal than 'whole', but both often work in similar contexts ('the entire class' or 'the whole class'). Common collocations: 'the entire time', 'the entire world'. Do not confuse with 'every' (which is used for each individual part, not as a single whole).

• Spanish: entero - completo
• Portuguese (BR): inteiro - completo
• Portuguese (PT): inteiro - completo
• Chinese (Simplified): 整个 - 全部
• Chinese (Traditional): 整個 - 全部
• Hindi: पूरा - सम्पूर्ण
• Arabic: كامل - جميع
• Bengali: সমগ্র - পুরো - সম্পূর্ণ
• Russian: весь - вся - всё - целый
• Japanese: 全体の - 全部の
• Vietnamese: toàn bộ - toàn thể - toàn diện
• Korean: 전체의 - 전부의
• Turkish: tüm - bütün - tamamı
• Urdu: پورا - مکمل
• Indonesian: seluruh - seluruhnya - segenap

جمل نموذجية

I read the entire book in one day.

basic

The entire family went to the park.

basic

Please clean the entire room.

basic

The train was delayed for the entire morning.

natural

He lost his entire savings in one bad investment.

natural

That story went viral and the entire internet was talking about it.

natural