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Pronunciation / Transliteration: gēnběn
"我根本不累。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
In any way; to any extent; used to add emphasis, typically in negative statements, conditions, or questions.
"I am not tired at all." - 2
Under any circumstances or whatsoever.
"If you have any questions at all, please ask."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the combination of the preposition 'at' (from Old English 'æt') and the adjective/pronoun 'all' (from Old English 'eall'). Historically coalesced to emphasize totality or negation in interrogative, conditional, and negative sentences since the Middle English period.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "At all" is said worldwide
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du tout
Transliteration: dy tu
"Je ne suis pas fatigué du tout."
überhaupt
Transliteration: yːbɐhaʊpt
"Ich bin überhaupt nicht müde."
affatto
Transliteration: afˈfatto
"Non sono affatto stanco."
en absoluto
Transliteration: en absoˈluto
"No estoy cansado en absoluto."
de todo
Transliteration: dʒi ˈtoðu
"Eu não estou cansado de todo."
बिल्कुल
Transliteration: bilkul
"मैं बिल्कुल भी थका हुआ नहीं हूँ।"
根本
Transliteration: gēnběn
"我根本不累。"
전혀
Transliteration: jeonhyeo
"나는 전혀 피곤하지 않다."
全然
Transliteration: zenzen
"私は全然疲れていません。"
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