完整

完整 means 'complete' or 'whole,' indicating something that is not missing any parts and is in a full, unbroken state. It emphasizes integrity and wholeness, often used to describe objects, systems, or concepts that are fully functional or intact.

The character 完 (wán) originally meant 'to finish' or 'to complete,' while 整 (zhěng) means 'whole' or 'entire.' Together, they convey the idea of something being fully formed or undamaged, with no missing elements.

完整 is commonly used in contexts such as describing a complete set of documents, a well-structured plan, or an unbroken system. It is also used in cultural expressions like '完整的家庭' (wánzhěng de jiātíng), meaning 'a complete family,' which implies a family that is stable and whole.