outright in Chinese
outright in Chinese is 全部, 直接, 一定 — outright means completely and without reservation; entirely.
outright in Chinese
全部
Pronounced: quán bù
Total or complete.
全部
Pronounced: quán bù
Wholly; completely; entirely.
直接
Pronounced: zhí jiē
At once.
一定
Pronounced: yī dìng
(informal) Blatantly; inexcusably; unambiguously.
What does "outright" mean?
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adv Completely and without reservation; entirely.
"She rejected the offer outright."
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adj Total, complete, or unqualified.
"The election was an outright victory for the incumbent."
outright in a sentence
- She rejected the offer outright.
- He bought the car outright instead of taking a loan.
- The election was an outright victory for the incumbent.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "outright" in Chinese?
"outright" in Chinese is 全部, 直接, 一定. outright means: Completely and without reservation; entirely.
How do you pronounce 全部?
"outright" in Chinese is 全部, pronounced "quán bù".
How do you use "outright" in a sentence?
Example: "She rejected the offer outright." In Chinese, "outright" is 全部, 直接, 一定.
Are there other ways to say "outright" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "outright": 全部, 直接, 一定.
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