[--]

Jyutping bat1 cyun4
Pinyin bù quán

Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. adj
    incomplete; partial; imperfect
  2. adv
    incompletely; not all
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
  1. Mandarin
    他不知道他自己五音不全。
    他不知道他自己五音不全。
    tā bù zhī dào tā zì jǐ wǔ yīn bù quán 。
    • He doesn't realise that he's tone deaf.
  2. Mandarin
    那不全是错的。
    那不全是錯的。
    nà bù quán shì cuò de 。
    • That is not altogether false.
    • That isn't altogether false.
    • That's not altogether false.
    • That is not entirely wrong.
    • That's not entirely wrong.
Examples (粵典–words.hk)
  1. Cantonese
    佢唱歌唱到五音不全噉,唯有以笑遮丑。
    佢唱歌唱到五音不全噉,唯有以笑遮醜。
    keoi5 coeng3 go1 coeng3 dou3 ng5 jam1 bat1 cyun4 gam2, wai4 jau5 ji5 siu3 ze1 cau2.
    • His singing is bad because he is tone deaf, so he can only smile to conceal his defect.
  2. Cantonese
    点样先可以解决五音不全嘅问题呢?
    點樣先可以解決五音不全嘅問題呢?
    dim2 joeng2 sin1 ho2 ji5 gaai2 kyut3 ng5 jam1 bat1 cyun4 ge3 man6 tai4 ne1?
    • How can one stop singing out of tune?
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    只有感觉的材料十分丰富(不是零碎不全)和合于实际(不是错觉),才能根据这样的材料造出正确的概念和论理来。
    只有感覺的材料十分豐富(不是零碎不全)和合於實際(不是錯覺),才能根據這樣的材料造出正確的概念和論理來。
    zhǐ yǒu gǎn jué de cái liào shí fēn fēng fù ( bù shì líng suì bù quán ) hé hé yú shí jì ( bù shì cuò jué ) , cái néng gēn jù zhè yàng de cái liào zào chū zhèng què de gài niàn hé lùn lǐ lái .
    • It is only when the data of perception are very rich (not fragmentary) and correspond to reality (are not illusory) that they can be the basis for forming correct concepts and theories.
  2. Mandarin
    这些特点是事实上存在的,不是虚造骗人的;是战争的全部基本要素,不是残缺不全的片段;是贯彻于双方一切大小问题和一切作战阶段之中的,不是可有可无的。
    這些特點是事實上存在的,不是虛造騙人的;是戰爭的全部基本要素,不是殘缺不全的片段;是貫徹於雙方一切大小問題和一切作戰階段之中的,不是可有可無的。
    zhè xiē tè diǎn shì shì shí shàng cún zài de , bù shì xū zào piàn rén de ; shì zhàn zhēng de quán bù jī běn yào sù , bù shì cán quē bù quán de piàn duàn ; shì guàn chè yú shuāng fāng yī qiè dà xiǎo wèn tí hé yī qiè zuò zhàn jiē duàn zhī zhōng de , bù shì kě yǒu kě wú de .
    • These characteristics exist objectively and are not invented to deceive people; they constitute all the basic elements of the war, and are not incomplete fragments; they permeate all major and minor problems on both sides and all stages of the war, and they are not matters of no consequence.