complete in both respects; having both
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to possess both (of a pair); to be complete in both corresponding aspects
Used as a stative verb or predicate adjective, typically in set phrases like 文武双全 or 父母双全. Implies a harmonious or desirable completeness.
Tā他
wén文
wǔ武
shuāng双
quán全
，
shì是
gè个
nán难
dé得
de的
rén人
cái才
。
He is accomplished in both the civil and military arts—a rare talent indeed.
Fù父
mǔ母
shuāng双
quán全
de的
jiā家
tíng庭
duì对
hái孩
zi子
chéng成
zhǎng长
gèng更
yǒu有
lì利
。
A family with both parents present is more beneficial for a child's development.
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Tā她
ér儿
nǚ女
shuāng双
quán全
，
shēng生
huó活
shí十
fēn分
měi美
mǎn满
。
She has both a son and a daughter, and her life is very fulfilling.