whole

• Adjetivo que significa inteiro, completo ou que contém todas as partes.

An adjective meaning entire, complete, or containing all parts.

1. Entire or completeA1formal

   Including all parts; with nothing missing.

   Inteiro

   • She ate the whole cake by herself.
   • I spent the whole day reading.
   • The whole team attended the meeting.

   Sinônimoscompleteentirefullintacttotalunabridgedunbrokenundivided

   Antônimosbrokenfractionalincompletepartpartial

2. Unbroken or intactA2formal

   Not divided, damaged, or separated.

   Inteiro

   • The vase fell but remained whole.
   • He kept the set of coins whole.
   • The building was still whole after the earthquake.

   Sinônimoscompleteentireintactsoundunbrokenundamagedunharmedunscathed

   Antônimosbrokencrackeddamagedfragmentedshatteredsplittorn

• Advérbio que significa «inteiramente» ou «completamente», usado para enfatizar que algo é feito de forma total ou indivisível. Como advérbio, é menos comum do que como adjetivo ou substantivo, mas aparece em expressões como «novinho em folha» ou «totalmente diferente».

An adverb meaning 'entirely' or 'completely,' used to emphasize that something is done in a full or undivided manner. It is less common as an adverb than as an adjective or noun, but appears in phrases like 'whole new' or 'whole different.'

1. Completely or entirelyB1informal

   Used to emphasize that something is done to the fullest extent or without exception.

   Totalmente

   • I am wholeheartedly in favor of the plan.
   • She was whole absorbed in her book.
   • He ate the cake whole in one sitting.

   Sinônimosaltogethercompletelyentirelyfullytotallyutterlywholly

   Antônimosincompletelypartially

• Substantivo que designa a totalidade de algo, uma entidade completa e indivisível que abrange todas as partes ou componentes.

A noun referring to a complete entity or something that is entire and undivided, encompassing all parts or components.

1. Complete entityA2formal

   Something that is complete in itself; the entire amount or extent.

   Todo

   • The whole of the cake was eaten.
   • He spent the whole of his savings on a car.
   • The whole of the team agreed on the strategy.

   Sinônimosaggregateallensembleentiretysumtotaltotalityunit

   Antônimosfragmentpartpiece

2. TotalityB1formal

   The entire thing or all parts considered together.

   Todo

   • The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
   • She considered the whole of the situation before deciding.
   • The whole of the country celebrated the victory.

   Sinônimosaggregateallensembleentiretygrosslumpsumtotaltotality

   Antônimosbitcomponentelementfractionfragmentpartpieceportionsectionsegment