※ 引述《fizeau (Gratias ad Opus)》之銘言：
: 1.a whole wardrobe for the tropics
: 2.a whole loaf
: 3.the baby cried the whole trip home
: 4.many escaped the fire frightened but whole
: 5.after the treatment he felt whole
: 6.a whole sister
[ 'enjoy'(v.)+ 'holiday'(n.) ]
this "predicate" has two elements: verb and noun
and enjoy as a verb, is to signify the subject's feeling, emotion
holiday is an outward phenomenon
so if we repudiate "[enjoy] [the whole holiday]" ('whole' as adjective
to modify 'holiday') with an adverbial phrase such as "to the fullest"
;that just doesn't make sense, or just part of the jigzaw puzzle--
totally different figure of speech, one is adverbial,
another is adjective
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