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ganz

entire

Meaning of ganz

vollständig; ungeteilt, alles umfassend

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DE[gant͡s]
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ganz belongs to the topic "Cooking Descriptions". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.

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Apfelapple
Butterbutter
Huhnchicken
gehacktchopped
gekochtcooked
gefrostetfrozen

ganz synonyms

Related words worth learning together

vollständig
Means complete or whole with nothing missing; often stresses that nothing is absent.
unbeschädigt
Stresses that something has no damage and stayed whole after impact, transport, or a fall.
heil
Usually means intact or unharmed; commonly used for objects, sometimes for the body after injury.
intakt
Indicates that something is still undamaged or working; often sounds a bit technical.
total
Means completely or totally; often works as an intensifier and can sound very colloquial.
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Means complete or whole with nothing missing; often stresses that nothing is absent.

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unbeschädigt

Stresses that something has no damage and stayed whole after impact, transport, or a fall.

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heil

Usually means intact or unharmed; commonly used for objects, sometimes for the body after injury.

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intakt

Indicates that something is still undamaged or working; often sounds a bit technical.

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🇩🇪de

Means completely or totally; often works as an intensifier and can sound very colloquial.

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🇩🇪de

Means complete or fully; very close to “ganz” and common in everyday speech.

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🇩🇪de

Used for “overall” or “in total”; common in formal or quantity-related contexts.

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insgesamt

Means overall or in total; often used for summaries and counting rather than describing something as whole.

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How to pronounce ganz and what this word means

ganz means entire. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce ganz

[gant͡s]

ganz translation

entire

ganz transcription

[gant͡s]

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ganz meaning: what does it mean?

vollständig; ungeteilt, alles umfassend

ganz pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

ganz is pronounced as [gant͡s]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

Is ganz part of Cooking Descriptions vocabulary?

Yes, ganz (entire) can be learned in the Cooking Descriptions topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is ganz part of Food vocabulary?

Yes, ganz (entire) can be learned in the Food topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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