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whole

/hoʊl/

Part of Speech: adjective, noun

EN

Entire, complete, or undivided; all of something.

She ate the whole pizza by herself.

Etymology

From Old English hāl, meaning 'unhurt, uninjured, entire', related to the word 'hale'.

Translations

简体中文
整个的,全部的,整体
繁體中文
整個的,全部的,整體
日本語
全体の,完全な,全体
한국어
전체의,모두의,전체
Deutsch
ganz,vollständig,Ganzes
Español
entero,completo,conjunto
Português
inteiro,completo,todo
Français
entier,complet,tout
Català
sencer,complet,conjunt
Tiếng Việt
toàn bộ,hoàn chỉnh,tất cả

Collocations

the whole worldwhole grainwhole numberwhole foodson the whole

Synonyms

entirecompletetotalfull

Antonyms

partialbrokenfractionalincomplete

Related Words

whollywholenesswholeheartedwholemeal

Quick answers

What does whole mean?

whole means: Entire, complete, or undivided; all of something.

How do you pronounce whole?

whole: /hoʊl/

How is whole used in a sentence?

She ate the whole pizza by herself.