/ɑ̃.tje/
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Translation
whole, entire, full
Word origin
From Latin integer ('whole, untouched, intact'), from in- ('not') and the root of tangere ('to touch').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- integer
- English cognates
- integer, integral, entire, intact
Grammar
Feminineentière
Masc pluralentiers
Fem pluralentières
Examples
J' .
I ate the whole cake.
.
She spent the whole night reading.
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The whole world knows this song.
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He drank a whole bottle of wine.
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We worked a whole week.
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