整整 (zhěng zhěng): Whole (Adverb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

No wonder you were so tired yesterday, it turns out you worked for a full twelve hours.

As a leading authority in the literary world, his works have influenced an entire generation.

Mom folded the handkerchief neatly and put it in her pocket.

She always does things in an orderly manner and keeps the room tidy and neat.

In order to find the missing climber, search and rescue personnel searched in the mountains for three whole days.

The firefighters wrestled with the raging flames for an entire night.

This cruise ship will navigate on the open sea for a full week.

This fierce battle lasted for three full days and nights.

He recently succeeded in losing weight, reducing his body weight by a full five kilograms.