全部

全部

"全部" means "all" or "entire."

In this sentence, '全部' (quánbù) is used as an adverb to emphasize the entirety of the object's completion.

我们已经全部完成了作业。

We have already completed all the homework.

Here, '全部' (quánbù) is modifying a subject, indicating that all members of the group performed the action.

教室里的同学全部站起来了。

All the students in the classroom stood up.

In this example, '全部的' (quánbù de) functions as an adjective phrase to describe the noun, meaning 'all' or 'entire'.

全部的资料都已经整理好。

All the materials have been organized.