the whole way

• Expression signifiant toute la distance ou la durée d'un trajet, d'un processus ou d'une expérience, du début à la fin.

An expression meaning the entire distance or duration of a journey, process, or experience from start to finish.

1. Entire distance or durationB1informal

   From the beginning to the end of a journey, process, or period of time.

   tout le long

   • She drove the whole way from New York to Chicago without stopping.
   • He complained the whole way through the movie.
   • They stayed together the whole way through the project.

2. Completely or thoroughlyB2informal

   Used to emphasize that something is done in a complete or thorough manner.

   jusqu'au bout, complètement

   • I support you the whole way on this decision.
   • She committed to the plan the whole way.
   • He went the whole way with his argument, leaving no doubt.