sufficient; adequate; fully; to the fullest
Meanings
2 senses · 8 examplesadjective
sufficient; adequate; ample
formalUsed primarily to describe abstract qualities, such as reasons, preparation, evidence, or conditions. Often precedes nouns like '理由', '准备', '条件', '证据'.
Your reasons are insufficient and cannot persuade everyone.
The preparatory work was done very thoroughly, so the meeting proceeded smoothly.
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The court needs sufficient evidence to convict.
He has ample time to complete this project.
adverb
fully; to the fullest; as much as possible
formalUsed before verbs to indicate performing an action to the maximum possible extent. Often paired with words like '利用', '发挥', '考虑', '体现'.
We must fully utilize the favorable conditions.
We must bring the wisdom and strength of the masses into full play.
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He fully considered all possibilities.
This report fully reflects the team's effort.