全ぜん文ぶん

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

full text; whole passage; entire sentence

Refers to the complete text of a document, article, paragraph, or sentence, as opposed to an excerpt or summary.

〈物もの〉の全ぜん文ぶんを読よむto read the full text of something
彼かれはその記き事じの全ぜん文ぶんを読よんだ。
He read the full text of the article.
全ぜん文ぶんを掲けい載さいするto publish or print the full text (of a speech, article, etc.)
新しん聞ぶんはその演えん説ぜつの全ぜん文ぶんを掲けい載さいした。
The newspaper printed the full text of the speech.
全ぜん文ぶんを公こう開かいするto make the full text public
政せい府ふはその報ほう告こく書しょの全ぜん文ぶんを公こう開かいした。
The government made the full text of the report public.
全ぜん文ぶんを引いん用ようするto quote something in its entirety
彼かの女じょはその手て紙がみの全ぜん文ぶんを引いん用ようした。
She quoted the letter in full.

一いち部ぶN2
一部 means only a part or portion of something, while 全文 refers to the entire text with nothing omitted.
要よう約やくN2
要約 is a condensed summary of a text, whereas 全文 gives the complete, unabridged text.
抜ばっ粋すいN1
全文 refers to the complete, unabridged text, in contrast to 抜粋, which is only a selected portion of it.

原げん文ぶんN1
原文 refers to the original (source or untranslated) text, while 全文 refers to the whole text as opposed to a partial excerpt.
本ほん文ぶんN1
本文 is the main body of a document excluding titles, notes, or appendices, while 全文 is the complete text including all such parts.

Compound of 全 (zen, 'whole, entire') and 文 (bun, 'sentence, text').