How to Say ‘The whole crowd’ in Traditional Chinese
全場
quán chǎng
[chywen chahng]
💬 Usage Tip: 全 in 全場 gives the idea of "the whole" or "all of," so 全場 means the whole venue/crowd. You'll see the same idea in 全家 (the whole family) and 全世界 (the whole world).
Phrase Breakdown
全
quán
[chywen]
whole; entire
Means all of something, with no part left out.
全場都很安靜，直到那顆球進去。
The whole place was quiet until that ball went in.
場
chǎng
[chahng]
venue; field; whole crowd at a venue
In this context, it refers to the whole stadium or everyone present there.
全場的球迷都在揮旗子。
Fans throughout the whole stadium were waving flags.
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