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Tiểu Cầm Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Help me explain the phrase

I don't understand completely the meaning of "as a whole". Oxford dict explains as "as one thing or piece and not as separate parts".
I wonder if it is similar to "generally" or not. Please help me clarify this. Thank you.
  

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m don't understand completely the meaning of "as a whole" The phrase has a variety of uses: ' overall; entirely; altogether; generally'

  • m don't understand completely the meaning of "as a whole" The phrase has a variety of uses: ' overall; entirely; altogether; generally'
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Ti?u C?m don't understand completely the meaning of "as a whole"
The phrase has a variety of uses: 'overall; entirely; altogether; generally'

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