皆 (jiē): all; each and every; in all cases

The exam was very difficult; everyone in the class failed, and only Xiaoming, who usually studied the hardest, scored 80.

Hearing the good news, all the villagers cheered and jumped for joy, coming out of their homes to celebrate.

Both the service and the dishes at this restaurant are excellent, so even though the prices are high, it is always fully booked.

After my grandfather passed away, the letters and photos he left behind were all carefully kept by my mother and are still intact today.

After three days of heated discussion, all the representatives at the meeting agreed to adopt the new plan, with no one opposing.

Spring has arrived, and in the park both peach blossoms and cherry blossoms are in full bloom, attracting many tourists to come and take photos.