No. 8,100 in French
toute
"Toute" means "all" or "whole" in English, used for feminine singular nouns.
In a sentence
Toute la journée, elle a étudié pour l'examen.
All day long, she studied for the exam.
'Toute' here is used as an adjective to modify 'la journée,' denoting 'the whole day.'
Elles ont toute cette responsabilité à gérer.
They have all this responsibility to manage.
'Toute' functions as a pronoun referring to 'this entire responsibility,' emphasizing completeness or entirety.
Nous devons compter sur toute personne disponible.
We must rely on every available person.
'Toute' serves as an adjective modifying 'personne,' implying 'each and every individual.'
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