所有
to own; all; place
Meanings
3 senses · 11 examplesverb
to own; to possess; to have
formalOften used in formal or legal contexts. Frequently combines with the particle '有' (suǒ yǒu) to form the common word for 'all' or 'everything'.
Mineral resources are owned by the state.
All the land of this farm is owned by his family.
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Intellectual property rights belong to the inventor.
noun
thing that is owned; possession
literaryA classical or formal usage, often found in literary or idiomatic expressions like '尽其所有' (jìn qí suǒ yǒu).
He will offer all he has to help his friend.
This is everything I have, please take it.
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As the ancients said: You bring nothing when you are born and take nothing when you die; all worldly possessions are ultimately not your own.
adjective
all; every; the whole of
neutralPrimarily used as an attributive adjective, placed before a noun, often in the structure '所有 + 的 + Noun'.
Devote all one's strength to the motherland.
All the students have arrived.
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This is all of my savings.
He answered all the questions.
Please fill in all the information on the form.