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The word "全都" is formed by combining the character "全" (quán), which means "all" or "whole", with the character "都" (dōu), which means "all" or "entirely". Together, they create a compound word where both characters contribute synonymous meanings, resulting in a term that intensifies the sense of totality, meaning "all" or "completely" when used in context.
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这里的水果全都新鲜。
作业我全都写完了。
去年种的花今年全都开了。
因为你的帮助,问题全都解决了。
他仔细核对后,发现数据全都准确无误。
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