All, brand new, complete, complete, all-round, all, all, global, comprehensive, universal, omnipotent, complete, complete, comprehensive, plenary, full, full text, both, overall, complete,

Basic meaning:

Quan (Pinyin: quán) is a general standard first-level Chinese character (commonly used character) in Chinese. This character first appeared in the writings of the Warring States Period. The original meaning of "Quan" is related to jade, referring to intact and pure jade, and by extension, it refers to complete, whole, and whole. It also extends to intact, complete, complete, preserved and pure and pure. It was extended from the meaning of "complete recovery" to "recovery from illness", and later it was written as "recovery". Extended from the pure meaning, it specifically refers to pure color jade. The meaning of complete and complete is extended to the adverbial meaning of complete and complete.

Extended information

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Explanation of word group

1. The whole family [quán jiā] the whole family; the whole family.

2. All [quán dōu] all; all: everyone is here. The trees planted last year are alive.

3. The new [quán xīn] all changed the old faces.

4. Encyclopedia [dà quán] refers to things that are rich in content and complete, and are often used in book titles, such as "Encyclopedia of Rural Daily Use" and "Encyclopedia of Chinese Opera".

5. Complete [qí quán] everything you need (mostly refers to items): goods ~. Category~. Function~.