all in all in Chinese
all in all in Chinese is 畢竟 — all in all means taking everything into account; considering the whole situation.
all in all in Chinese
畢竟
Pronounced: bì jìng
(modal, set phrase) Generally, all things considered
What does "all in all" mean?
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adverb Taking everything into account; considering the whole situation.
"All in all, it was a good year for the club."
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noun The single most important thing to someone, treated as the whole of what matters.
"Her grandchildren were her all in all."
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all in all in a sentence
- All in all, it was a good year for the club.
- There were a few hiccups, but all in all the launch went well.
- Her grandchildren were her all in all.
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What is "all in all" in Chinese?
"all in all" in Chinese is 畢竟. all in all means: Taking everything into account; considering the whole situation.
How do you pronounce 畢竟?
"all in all" in Chinese is 畢竟, pronounced "bì jìng".
How do you use "all in all" in a sentence?
Example: "All in all, it was a good year for the club." In Chinese, "all in all" is 畢竟.
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