All in one piece Meaning in English
expression
ˈɔɫ/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈwən/ /ˈpis
AWL-in-WUN-PEES
ˈɔːl/ /ˈɪn/ /wˈɒn/ /pˈiːs
AWL-in-WON-PEES
Definition
To be unharmed or not damaged, especially after a difficult or dangerous situation.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is informal and usually used after someone has experienced danger, travel, or an accident. Common in reassuring statements: 'made it all in one piece'. Not used for objects unless humorously.
Spanish: sin un rasguño - ileso - enteroPortuguese (BR): inteiro - ileso - sem arranhãoPortuguese (PT): inteiro - ileso - sem um arranhãoChinese (Simplified): 安然无恙 - 毫发无损Chinese (Traditional): 安然無恙 - 毫髮無損Hindi: सुरक्षित - बिना किसी नुक़सान केArabic: سَليم - دون أَذىBengali: অক্ষত - সম্পূর্ণভাবে নিরাপদRussian: цела и невредима - в целостиJapanese: 無事に - 体が無事でVietnamese: an toàn nguyên vẹnKorean: 무사히 - 멀쩡하게Turkish: sağ salim - sapasağlamUrdu: صحیح سلامت - بلا نقصانIndonesian: utuh - selamat
Example Sentences
She got home all in one piece after the storm.
basic
Thankfully, the kids were all in one piece after their trip.
basic
After fixing the vase, it was all in one piece again.
basic
We survived the roller coaster all in one piece!
natural
Don't worry, your package arrived all in one piece.
natural
I can't believe my phone is still all in one piece after that fall!
natural