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应有尽有

Word · IdiomTraditional應有盡有

have everything one could possibly want; be fully stocked

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

have everything that is necessary; lack nothing; be complete

neutral

Used to describe a place, collection, or situation where everything one expects or needs is present. Often conveys a sense of abundance and thoroughness.

Zhè这
ge个
chāo超
shì市
de的
shāng商
pǐn品
zhēn真
shì是
yīng应
yǒu有
jìn尽
yǒu有
 。

This supermarket's goods are truly complete; they have everything.

Tā他
jiā家
shū书
fáng房
de的
cáng藏
shū书
cóng从
gǔ古
diǎn典
dào到
xiàn现
dài代
 ,
kě可
wèi谓
yīng应
yǒu有
jìn尽
yǒu有
 。

The collection of books in his study, ranging from classical to modern, can be said to be all-inclusive.

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Wǎn晚
yàn宴
de的
cài菜
shì式
fēng丰
fù富
 ,
zhōng中
xī西
měi美
shí食
yīng应
yǒu有
jìn尽
yǒu有
 。

The dinner banquet had a rich variety of dishes, with all kinds of Chinese and Western delicacies available.

Zhè这
ge个
gōng工
jù具
xiāng箱
lǐ里
de的
gōng工
jù具
fēi非
cháng常
qí齐
quán全
 ,
xiū修
chē车
yòng用
de的
dōng东
xi西
yīng应
yǒu有
jìn尽
yǒu有
 。

The tools in this toolbox are very complete; it has everything you need to repair a car.