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单词 full
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full1/fool/ adj

containing as much or as many as is possible or normal

complete, esp in detail, number, or duration

a full report

not lacking in any essential; perfect

in full control

(+ of) possessing or containing a great number or amount of

a room full of pictures

at the highest or greatest degree; maximum

at the peak or maximum

at full speed

in full bloom

said of a member of an organization: enjoying all rights and privileges

said of somebody's figure or face: rounded in outline; plump

said of a garment: having an abundance of material

said of a sound: having volume or depth

said of a colour: rich and strong

rich in experience

a full life

(often + up) satisfied, esp with food or drink

(often + of) with the attention completely occupied by something

full of gloomy thoughts

(often + of) communicating excitedly about (something)

were full of their holiday plans

full of oneself

self-satisfied and conceited

full up

completely full

in full flight

fleeing as fast as possible

in top operating form

You've obviously never seen her in full flight

in full flow

speaking fluently and animatedly

interrupted in full flow

in full swing

at a high level of activity

fullness noun
fulness noun
[Middle English from Old English]

full2adv

very

You knew full well he had lied

exactly or squarely

The ball hit him full in the face


full3noun

(the full) the highest or fullest state, extent, or degree

He enjoyed life to the full

in full

completely or entirely

repaid in full


full4verb intrans

said of the moon: to become full

verb trans

in sewing, to make (a garment) full by gathering or pleating the material


full5verb trans

to cleanse and finish (woollen cloth) by moistening, heating, and pressing

fuller noun
[Middle English fullen via French from Latin fullo one who fulls cloth]
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