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The word "统统" (tǒng tǒng) is used to express the meaning of "all, altogether, entirely" in a sentence. It is often used to emphasize the completeness or totality of something.
For example:
1. 这些问题统统都解决了 (zhè xiē wèn tí tǒng tǒng dōu jiě jué le) - All of these problems have been solved.
2. 他统统都不知道 (tā tǒng tǒng dōu bù zhī dào) - He doesn't know any of them.
3. 统统都是我的错 (tǒng tǒng dōu shì wǒ de cuò) - It's all my fault.
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In this context, '统统' is an adverb. It is used to modify verbs and means "all, altogether, entirely". It is pronounced as "tǒng tǒng" in Mandarin Chinese.
Example sentences:
1. 我统统都做完了。(Wǒ tǒng tǒng dōu zuò wán le.) - I have finished everything.
2. 他们统统都同意了。(Tāmen tǒng tǒng dōu tóng yì le.) - They all agreed.
3. 这些任务统统都是你的。(Zhèxiē rènwù tǒng tǒng dōu shì nǐ de.) - All these tasks are yours.
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The word '统统' (tǒng tǒng) is considered an informal word in Chinese. It is often used in spoken language and informal writing, but not commonly used in formal or academic contexts.
The meaning of '统统' is "all, altogether, entirely". It is often used to emphasize the completeness or totality of something. For example, "统统都是我的错" (tǒng tǒng dōu shì wǒ de cuò) means "It's all my fault" or "It's entirely my fault".
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