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I . whole [hoʊl, Brit həʊl] ADJ

1. whole (entire):

whole
todo(-a)
the whole world

2. whole (in one piece):

whole
inteiro(-a)
to swallow sth whole

3. whole coloq:

a whole lot of people
to be a whole lot faster

II . whole [hoʊl, Brit həʊl] SUBST

whole
todo(-a) m (f)
as a whole
on the whole
the whole of California

whole-hearted ADJ

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The horse should first and foremost stay straight through his whole body, without dropping a shoulder or haunch inward.
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Peel the pears top to bottom with a sharp vegetable peeler, leaving them whole, with stems attached and the core intact.
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A line of palisades, twelve feet high, at the distance of thirty feet, inclosed the whole, and descended to the river.
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The site gradually progressed alongside internet technology, giving investors more useful information such as stock quotes, news bulletins, in-depth programming information and a whole host of other data.
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The whole concept would have never worked with a trashy look.
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The original paintwork was in good condition, but a large area depicting the volcano and the cities - about a fifth of the whole - was missing.
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The whole country thereabouts is covered with underwood.
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The foot is often compared to a musical measure and the long and short syllables to whole notes and half notes.
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The plant as a whole yields a milky, white latex.
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The necessary readjustments should result from a proper re-analysis of the whole question, what would be a balanced fleet in 1945, 1950 or 1955?
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