full

🇺🇸 /fʊl/ 🇬🇧 /fʊl/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP500Oxford3000CEFR-A2
adjective
A1

holding as much as possible; no empty space

The box was full of toys.

A2

having a large amount of something

Her heart was full of joy.

B1

not hungry anymore

After dinner, I felt full.

A2

complete; nothing missing

She gave her full attention to the task.

B1

at the highest level or amount

The car was going at full speed.

B1

busy with many activities

We had a full day of meetings.

R

thinking or talking a lot about something

He was full of ideas for the project.

R

used to emphasize an amount

The box was full to the top.

R

shaped like a complete circle

The moon was full and bright.

R

large and round in shape

She has a full face.

R

made with extra cloth; loose fitting

She wore a full skirt to the party.

R

deep and rich in sound

The singer has a full voice.

adverb
R

directly; straight

He looked her full in the eyes.

translation

adj. holding as much as possible; no empty space; having a large amount of something; not hungry anymore; complete; nothing missing; at the highest level or amount; busy with many activities; thinking or talking a lot about something; used to emphasize an amount; shaped like a complete circle; large and round in shape; made with extra cloth; loose fitting; deep and rich in sound
adv. directly; straight

Word Forms

Comparative fuller
Superlative fullest