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全面 (ぜんめん, zenmen) Japanese meaning: whole surface | Kotomora
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Posters are pasted over the entire wall.
The government aims for a comprehensive solution to the problem.
Usage patterns 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 の 全ぜん 面めん に 〈 物もの 〉 が 広ひろ がる something spreads/covers the entire surface of a place
A picture is painted across the entire wall.
全ぜん 面めん 的てき に 〈 動どう 詞し 〉 to do something comprehensively or fully
〈 事こと 〉 を 全ぜん 面めん 的てき に 否ひ 定てい する to completely deny something
He completely denied the rumor.
Related words 全体 refers to the whole of something as a single unit, while 全面 stresses the entire surface or every aspect/side of it.
全面 means 'entire surface' or 'all sides', often used for physical surfaces or comprehensive coverage, while 一面 emphasizes a single continuous expanse or one aspect.
Word family· 15 total; complete; full-scale; all-out
across-the-board decline in prices; broad market sell-off
total area; total land area; square measure
Etymology Compound of 全 (zen, 'all, whole') and 面 (men, 'surface, face'). The meaning 'entire surface' is straightforward from the components; the extended sense 'comprehensive, all-out' developed from the idea of covering every side.
The company promised to fully cooperate with the new plan.
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broad market rise; all-round advance in stock prices
Show 5 more total denial; complete denial; flat denial
all-out confrontation; total showdown
total war; all-out war
total withdrawal; full-scale pullout
total ban; complete prohibition
