full
English → English
(volume) Full: containing as much or as many as possible; having no empty space
The cup is full of coffee, so be careful not to spill it as you walk across the room.
(English) The parking lot was completely full, so we had to find a space on a nearby street.
Her life is full of exciting adventures and she has traveled to over fifty countries.
(English) The restaurant was full of people celebrating New Year's Eve with a special dinner.
(nutrition) Full: no longer hungry; having eaten enough food
I am so full after that huge meal that I don't think I can eat any dessert tonight.
(English) The child said he was full after eating only half of his sandwich and a glass of milk.
We were both full and decided to walk home to help digest the heavy Italian dinner.
(English) Is everyone full, or should I bring out some more plates of cheese and crackers?
Entry ID: en:en:full · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary