Definition Full

English vocabulary and translations (See all our English vocabulary translation)

full: filled; complete, entire; crowded; satisfied
adjective

I have just eaten a plate full of croissants. Now I am full. I don't think I will eat for hours.

I'm full (up)!: I can eat no more! I have no more space for food! I don't want to eat anything else!
idiom

"As our office is full of creative people, the marketing department wanted to offer the first crack at this jingle to any musicians who want to show off their musical skills!"
"The London Ducky managed to speak to one worker, Pedro Sanchez, despite his pocket having been crammed full of 50 dollar bills in order to keep his mouth shut."
"Australia is full of gays!"
"I'm from New Zealand – it's full of sheep."
"Montmartre Musk from Delavigne is full of artistic flair, vibrance and creativity, it's colourful and romantic, yet fascinating and complex."
"The warehouse must be full of Moulin Magic."
"Susie : The store has three floors full of all the latest Delavigne products."
"Admiral Jones : Yes, it's a pleasure to have you on this vessel, which is long and full of seamen."
"The world is full of people who are too scared to take chances."
"Philip Cheeter said he decided to become king after reading the Peacenikland Times and discovering that the country was "full of non-violent wimps"."

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