全世界上根本
quán shì jiè shàng gēn běn
ZH
In the whole world, fundamentally
全世界上根本没有完全一样的两片叶子。
Fundamentally, there are no two identical leaves in the whole world.
Etymology
"全世界" means the whole world, originating from Old Chinese; "上" is a locative particle, "根本" means fundamentally, originally a noun meaning root, used here as an adverb.
Memory Aid
Break the phrase down: 全 (whole) + 世界 (world) = whole world, 上 (on/at) + 根本 (root) = fundamentally. Combine to get the meaning.
Collocations
全世界上根本没有全世界上根本不存在
Synonyms
世界上根本整个世界根本
Related Words
全球世界根本全然