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No. 200 in Japanese

全

Whole; all; entire; complete.

In a sentence

  • 全ての生徒がテストに合格しました。

    All the students passed the test.

    Here, '全て' (subete) is used to mean 'all' or 'every' to indicate the entirety of a group.

  • このプロジェクトは全力で取り組むべきです。

    This project should be tackled with all one's might.

    Here '全力で' (zenryoku de) uses '全' to mean 'with full power or effort'.

  • 誰もが安全を全く無視することはできません。

    No one can completely ignore safety.

    Here '全く' (mattaku) uses '全' to express 'completely' or 'entirely'.

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