全都 Pronunciation and Pinyin
全都 Usage and Examples
all; without exception
天气把我们的计划全都毁了。
The weather wrecked all our plans.
观众几乎全都是男的。
The audience was nearly all men.
The characters in 全都
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 全
- quán全shì世jiè界The world, Worldwide
- quán全shū书The whole book, Complete book
- quán全shū书nèi内róng容Book content, The book's content
- quán全rén人lèi类all humanity, all mankind
- quán全fèn份full copy, complete set
- quán全huì会Plenary session
- quán全tǐ体All, The whole
- quán全tǐ体huì会yì议Plenary session, General assembly
- quán全tǐ体yuán员gōng工All staff, All employees
- quán全tǐ体yuán员gōng工dà大huì会All-staff meeting, All-hands meeting
- quán全tǐ体yuán员gōng工de的of all staff, of all employees
- quán全tǐ体yuán员gōng工dōu都All staff, All employees
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What does 全都 mean in Chinese?
全都 (quán dōu) means “all; without exception”.
How do you pronounce 全都?
全都 is pronounced quán dōu in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “all; without exception” in Chinese?
“all; without exception” is 全都 (quán dōu) in Chinese.
How is 全都 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 全都, each with pinyin and an English translation.