No. 632 in Japanese
全部
"全部" means "all" or "everything."
In a sentence
全部食べてしまった。
I ate it all.
In this sentence, '全部' ('zenbu') means 'everything' or 'all,' emphasizing the completion of consuming all the food.
宿題は全部終わりましたか？
Have you completed all the homework?
In this usage, '全部' signifies 'all' in terms of the entirety of the homework assigned.
全部の結果を確認しました。
I checked all of the results.
Here, '全部' is used to describe 'all' of the results, indicating a comprehensive review.
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