jing1 jau5 zeon6 jau5應有盡有应有尽有
Jyutpingjing1 jau5 zeon6 jau5
Yaleyīng yáuh jeuhn yáuh
Definition
To have everything that is expected, needed, or wished for.
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How it's used
This idiom is typically used to praise a shop, a market, or a collection of items for its impressive variety and completeness. It implies that the inventory is so comprehensive that a customer would never need to look elsewhere. It carries a positive, slightly emphatic tone, often used when someone is pleasantly surprised by the availability of goods.
Examples
The supermarket here has everything you could possibly need, it is so convenient.
Whatever you want, they have it; this shop really has everything.
Related words
Common phrases
the goods are all there
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe a person or abstract concepts, as it is strictly reserved for physical goods or tangible supplies. It is also a formal idiom, so while it is understood in speech, it sounds slightly more descriptive or literary than everyday casual slang.
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