全豹

noun

the whole picture; the entirety of something (lit. "the whole leopard," from the idiom "guǎn zhōng kuī bào")

Derived from the idiom 管中窥豹 (guǎn zhōng kuī bào, "to look at a leopard through a tube"). Often used in negative constructions such as 只见一斑，未见全豹 (seeing only one spot, not the whole leopard), meaning to miss the big picture. See also the cross-reference to 管中窥豹 in traditional dictionaries.