Definition
俱全 means 'to be complete in all varieties', but it almost always appears in fixed expressions. The most common is 一应俱全 ('everything needed is available'), and the proverb 麻雀虽小，五脏俱全 ('a sparrow may be small, but it has all the vital organs') describes something small but fully equipped. It is rarely used alone in everyday speech.
v.p.
to be complete in all varietiesto have everything (in a set)
Examples
- 。Zhè jiā chāoshì de shāngpǐn yì yīng jū quán.This supermarket has everything you need.
- ，俱全。Máquè suī xiǎo, wǔzàng jū quán.A sparrow may be small, but it has all the vital organs — used for something small but complete.
- ，。Zhège gōngjùxiāng lǐ de gōngjù yì yīng jū quán, shénme dōu yǒu.The tools in this toolbox are all there — everything is included.
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