Zhěng gè

whole

In Chinese, '整个' (Zhěng gè) has a similar use as the English word 'whole'. It is used to indicate entirety or completeness of something, typically used together with a noun. Since Chinese is a context heavy language, it can be placed before or after the noun, based on context. For example: '整个冬天'(The whole winter) or '我们整个上午都在移动'(We were moving the whole morning).