1. The term "comprehensive" means all-encompassing or encompassing a wide range of aspects. Pronounced as [?k?mpr??hens?v] in British English and [?kɑ?mpr??hens?v] in American English, it is an adjective that describes something that is extensive and inclusive.2. When used as a noun, "comprehensive" can refer to a comprehensive school, which is a type of secondary school in some countries, or a comprehensive examination that evaluates a broad range of knowledge.3. The comparative form of "comprehensive" is "more comprehensive," and the superlative form is "most comprehensive."4. Here are some examples of using "comprehensive": - "I want to conduct a comprehensive study on this." (我想對這進(jìn)行全面的研究。) - "Usually, careful people prefer to make a comprehensive plan before traveling." (通常，細(xì)心的人更愿意在旅行前制定詳盡的旅游計劃。) - "My university is a comprehensive school with many majors to choose from." (我的大學(xué)是一個綜合性學(xué)校，有很多專業(yè)可以選擇。) - "He has written a fully comprehensive guide to Rome." (他寫了一本內(nèi)容詳盡的羅馬旅游指南。) - "Our hospital takes a comprehensive approach to health and well-being." (我們醫(yī)院采用了全面的健康、養(yǎng)生方法。)