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完整
wánzhěng
complete
HSK 5, a, 23 strokes, rank #3167, Hard
完整
wánzhěng
intact
HSK 5, a, 23 strokes, rank #3167, Hard
wánzhěng(wan2zheng3)wan zheng T2
1complete
2intact
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March 24, 2026
完整wánzhěng(wan2zheng3)
完整 (wánzhěng) means complete or intact, often used to describe something that is whole without missing parts. It can refer to physical objects, ideas, or even processes, indicating that nothing is lacking or damaged.
Strokes23Frequency#3167DifficultyHard
Cultural note
In Chinese culture, the concept of completeness is often tied to harmony and balance, reflecting the importance of wholeness in relationships and family dynamics.
Memory tip
Think of '完整' as a complete puzzle. The '完' (wán) part looks like a finished piece, and '整' (zhěng) resembles a well-organized arrangement. Together, they symbolize a complete and intact picture.
Meanings of 完整
wánzhěng(wan2zheng3)
1complete
2intact
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About 完整
完整Simplified
23Strokes
—Radical
形容词xíngróngcíadjective (adj.)Part of Speech
#3167Frequency Rank
HSK 2.0L5HSK 3.0L5ElementaryTOCFLL3HSKKL2CEFRA2
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Quick Contrast
完整 (wánzhěng) vs 完美 (wánměi): use 完整 when referring to something that is whole or intact, while 完美 emphasizes flawlessness or perfection.
Usage Notes
Be careful with the tone of '完整'; it's pronounced with the second tone (wán) and third tone (zhěng). Common mistakes include using '不完整' (bù wánzhěng) to describe something that is merely incomplete, rather than damaged. It’s generally used in both formal and informal contexts.
HSK Study Tips
As an HSK Level 5 word, focus on its use in more complex sentences and contexts. It connects with other HSK 5 words like '完善' (wánshàn), which means to perfect or improve, allowing learners to expand their vocabulary around completeness and quality.
Common Mistakes
Learners often confuse '完整' with '完全' (wánquán), which means 'completely' or 'entirely.' For example, saying '这个计划完整' (zhège jìhuà wánzhěng) instead of '这个计划完全' (zhège jìhuà wánquán) can lead to misunderstanding the emphasis on completeness versus totality.
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完整 (wánzhěng) means complete or intact, often used to describe something that is whole without missing parts. It can refer to physical objects, ideas, or even processes, indicating that nothing is lacking or damaged.
When to use 完整
Be careful with the tone of '完整'; it's pronounced with the second tone (wán) and third tone (zhěng). Common mistakes include using '不完整' (bù wánzhěng) to describe something that is merely incomplete, rather than damaged. It’s generally used in both formal and informal contexts.
完整 or something close to it
完整 (wánzhěng) vs 完美 (wánměi): use 完整 when referring to something that is whole or intact, while 完美 emphasizes flawlessness or perfection.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse '完整' with '完全' (wánquán), which means 'completely' or 'entirely.' For example, saying '这个计划完整' (zhège jìhuà wánzhěng) instead of '这个计划完全' (zhège jìhuà wánquán) can lead to misunderstanding the emphasis on completeness versus totality.
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Grammar patterns of 完整
完整 functions as an adjective. In Chinese it behaves like a stative verb: place it directly after the subject without 是 (我很高，not 我是高). Use 不 to negate (不高) and pair it with 很 in plain affirmative sentences. It carries 2 related meanings, each with its own usage notes below. The example sentences below show it in action, with practice buttons (Listen, Practice Writing, Practice Speaking) on every line.
