full

∗ ≈

lleno

∗ adjective

full
[fʊl]
adjetivo
1lleno(a) (container, room); completo(a) (day)
  • to be full of -> estar lleno(a) de
  • full of holes -> lleno(a) de agujeros
  • to be full of praise for somebody -> no tener más que elogios para alguien
  • to be full of oneself -> tenérselo muy creído
  • full to the brim -> (lleno(a)) hasta el borde
  • don't speak with your mouth full -> no hables con la boca llena
  • to be full (up) -> estar lleno(a) (person)
  • on a full stomach -> con el estómago lleno
2total (complete) (amount, support); completo(a) (explanation, recovery)
  • to take full responsibility for something -> asumir plena responsabilidad por algo
  • she gave me the full story -> me lo contó todo
  • the full horror -> todo el horror
  • the full implications -> todas las implicaciones or implicancias (español de Chile, RP)
  • to lead a full life -> llevar una vida plena
  • I waited two full hours or a full two hours -> esperé dos horas enteras
  • to ask for fuller information about something -> pedir más información acerca de algo
  • to be in full bloom -> estar reventón(ona) or en pleno florecimiento
  • in full flow -> en pleno discurso (speaker)
  • to be in full swing -> estar en pleno apogeo (party)
  • in full view -> completamente a la vista
  • full board -> pensión (f) completa
  • full beam (automóbiles) -> luces (f pl) largas or (británico) altas, luces (f pl) de carretera (Am)
  • in full color (fotografía) -> a todo color
  • full fare (ferrocarril) -> precio (m) or tarifa (f) normal
  • full house -> lleno (m) ; (in theater) full (m) (in cards)
  • full member -> miembro (m) de pleno derecho
  • full moon -> luna (f) llena
  • full name -> nombre (m) y apellido
  • full price (Theat) -> precio (m) completo
  • full stop -> punto (m) (y seguido) (punctuation)
  • full time -> final (m) del tiempo reglamentario (in soccer match)
3(maximum)
  • at full blast -> a plena potencia(heater, air conditioning), a todo vapor; (RP) a todo volumen (radio, TV)
  • at full pelt or tilt -> a toda pastilla or marcha
  • (at) full speed -> a toda velocidad
  • at full stretch -> a pleno rendimiento
  • full marks -> nota (f) or puntuación (f) (m) áxima (in exam)
4holgado(a), amplio(a) (skirt, sleeve)
  • a full figure -> una figura de formas bien contorneadas (of woman)
  • full lips -> labios mpl carnosos
sustantivo
también:
  • to pay in full -> pagar el total
  • name in full -> nombre (m) y apellidos
  • to live life to the full -> disfrutar la vida al máximo
adverbio
también:
  • I know it full well -> lo sé perfectamente
  • it hit him full in the face -> le dió en plena cara

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full [ful]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Hacerse lleno, grueso o espeso; llegar la luna a su plenilunio. (n)
2Fruncirse, plegarse; mostrar amplitud. (n)
va. Dar amplitud a una cosa, fruncir el borde de una tela; hacer espeso o grueso.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Hacerse más espeso y compacto. (n)
va. Abatanar o batanar el paño; hacerlo más espeso y compacto por medio de un procedimiento dado.
adjetivo
1Lleno, repleto, surtido de alguna cosa; gordo; amplio, pleno.
2Harto, saciado; copioso, completo.
3Maduro, perfecto; fuerte.
  • Full stop -> punto final
  • Full of sorrow -> lleno de trabajos, consumido por los pesares
  • Full of business -> abrumado de negocios
  • Full of play -> amigo de retozar, alegre, juguetón
  • Full moon -> plenilunio, luna llena
  • Full sail -> vela llena
  • Full sea -> mar bravío
  • Full two years -> dos años bien cumplidos
  • Full powers -> facultades amplias
  • Full weight -> peso cabal
  • Full and by -> (Mar.) A buen viento
  • To keep the sails (Mar.) andar a buena vela -> -s
4Tota, el todo que resulta de la unión de muchas cosa
adverbio & sustantivo
adverbio
5Enteramente, del todo, de lleno.
  • Full well -> muy bien
6Derechamente, rectamente, exactamente.
  • Ful -> se usa a menudo en la composición de algunas voces para denotar que una cosa ha llegado a su complemento o perfección
  • Full-blooded -> (a) pletórico, que tiene plenitud de sangre
  • Full blown -> (a) abierto, descogido o desplegado completamente; hablando de las flores
  • Full-butt -> (Fam.) con un choque súbito y violento
  • Full-charged -> sobrecargado
  • Full-cock -> montado, amartillado; se dice de un arma de fuego
  • Full-dress -> gran gala; vestido de gran gala, de uniforme o como es preciso para presentarse de ceremonia en alguna función
  • Full-drive -> a carrera tendida, a toda rienda, al galope
  • Full-eared -> lo que tiene espigas llenas y grandes
  • Full-faced -> (a) carilleno, carigordo
7Impr.) Letra negra; los mismos que bold-face.
  • Full-grown -> maduro; crecido completamente
  • A full-grown man, woman -> un hombre hecho, una mujer hecha
  • Full-hearted -> elevado, confiado; atrevido, valeroso
  • Full length -> de grandor natural, de cuerpo entero
  • Full-manned -> tripulado completamente
  • Full-mouthed -> lo que tiene voz o sonido fuerte
  • Full-orbed -> lo que tiene un orbe o una esfera completa; lo que está tan lleno como la luna durante el plenilunio
  • Full-spread -> extendido a lo largo
  • Full-summed -> completo en todas sus partes
  • Full-winged -> lo que tiene alas grandes: alado
1. Lleno, complemento; colmo; saciedad. (b) De sangre pura; de sangre no mezclada. (b) Maduro, cabal; en todo su esplendor o desarrollo. (c) Hinchado completamente por el viento. (b) Full-fed. Bien alimentado, gordo, grueso.

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full [fʊl]
adjective
fuller (comparative)fullest (superlative)
1 (filled) [+room, hall, theatre] lleno; [+vehicle] completo
The auditorium was packed, though not quite full
 [+hotel] lleno; completo
Every hotel and guest house in the resort was full
house full (Teat) no hay localidades; completo
full to the brimbrim hasta el tope
full to burstingbursting lleno de bote en bote
full to overflowingoverflowing lleno hasta los bordes
we are full up for Julyup estamos completos para julio
his heart was full (literary) tenía el corazón apenado
It is not true that when the heart is full the eyes necessarily overflow
2
to be full of ... estar lleno de ...; the papers were full of the murders los periódicos no traían más que noticias de los asesinatos
full of carescares lleno de cuidados
a look full of hatehate una mirada cargada de odio
full of hopehope lleno de esperanza; ilusionado
he's full of good ideasideas tiene muchísimas ideas buenas
to be full of o.s. one's own importanceorimportance ser muy engreído creído;or
to be full of lifelife estar lleno de vida
to be full of it (informal) (excited) estar animadísimo
She was full of it, really looking forward to playing The lads were really hyped up, absolutely full of it
to be full of shit (vulgar) no tener puñetera idea; (very_informal)
People talk about wild rock, and they're full of shit "I'm a 63-year-old grandmother and all the people at my table said you wouldn't talk to me." "They're full of shit," he answered, "they don't know a damn thing"
3 (complete) completo; entero; [+account] detallado; extenso; [+meal] completo; [+power] pleno; [+price, pay] íntegro; sin descuento; [+speed, strength] máximo; [+text] íntegro; [+uniform] de gala
a full three miles tres millas largas; I waited a full hour esperé una hora entera
to take full advantage of the situationadvantage aprovecharse al máximo de la situación
to put one's headlights on full beambeam poner las luces largas de carretera;or
in full bloombloom en plena flor
in full colourcolour a todo color
in full daylightdaylight en pleno día
to pay full farefare pagar la tarifa íntegra
to fall full lengthlength caer cuán largo se es
he was lying full length estaba tumbado todo lo largo que era
he's had a full lifelife ha llevado una vida muy completa
the full particularsparticulars todos los detalles
he was suspended on full paypay se le suspendió sin reducción de sueldo
to pay full price for sthprice (for goods, tickets) pagar el precio íntegro de algo
in the fullest sense of the wordsense en el sentido más amplio de la palabra
at full speedspeed a toda velocidad
full speed steam ahead!or (Náut) ¡avance a toda marcha!
at full strengthstrength [+team, battalion] completo
Now that we knew the South African team would be at full strength, it was doubly important for us to have the best man available
in full cry a toda carrera
Margot waved goodbye and then set off down the path in full cry after her small sister Shortly afterward his pursuers come pouring down the passage in full cry
to go full steam ahead ponerse en marcha a todo vapor
Their information systems went full steam ahead, and they soon could ascertain every twist and turn in Belle's life
in full swing en pleno apogeo
4 (ample) [+face] redondo; [+figure] llenito; [+lips] grueso; [+skirt, sleeves] amplio
clothes for the fuller figurefigure tallas grandes; (f)
5 (busy) [+day, timetable] muy ocupado
I've had a full day he estado ocupado todo el día
6 (Pol) etc [+session] pleno; plenario; [+member] de pleno derecho
7 (after eating)
I'm full (up) (informal) no puedo más; estoy harto ahíto;or
you'll work better on a full stomachstomach trabajarás mejor con el estómago lleno después de haber comido;or
8 (in titles)
full colonelcolonel coronelacoronela;a coronela (m) (f)
full generalgeneral general; (m)
full professorprofessor (US) profesoraprofesora titular;a profesora (m) (f)
adverb
it hit him full in the face le pegó en plena cara; to turn the sound/volume up full subir el volumen a tope
to go full out to do sthout (informal) ir a por todas para hacer algo; (informal)
I'll be going full out for the Batsman of the Year award
full wellwell muy bien; perfectamente
to know full well that saber perfectamente que; he understands full well that se da cuenta cabal de que
noun
in fullin
name in full nombre y apellidos; (m) text in full texto íntegro; (m) to pay in full pagar la deuda entera; to write sth in full escribir algo por extenso
to the fullto al máximo
modifier
full brother (n) hermano carnal; (m)
full cost (n) coste total; (m)
full dress (n) traje de etiqueta de gala; (m)or
in full dress vestido de etiqueta de gala;or
full employment (n) pleno empleo; (m)
full house (n) (Cards) full; (m) (Bingo) cartón; (m) (Teat) lleno; (m)
full marks (n) puntuación máxima; (f)
full marks for persistence! ¡te mereces un premio a la perseverancia!
full measure (n) medida cantidad completa; (f)or (f)
full moon (n) luna llena; (f)
full name (n) nombre y apellidos; (m)
full sister (n) hermana carnal; (f)
full stop (n) (Britain) (Gram) punto (y seguido); (m)
I'm not going, full stop! ¡no voy, y punto y se acabó!;or
to come to a full stop pararse; paralizarse; quedar detenido en un punto muerto
full time (n) (Britain) (Dep) final del partido; (m)
full-time

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Verb Conjugation for "full"

Imperative
  • full
  • you full
  • he/she fulls
  • we full
  • you full
  • they full
Preterite
  • I fulled
  • you fulled
  • he/she fulled
  • we fulled
  • you fulled
  • they fulled
Present Continuous
  • I am fulling
  • you are fulling
  • he/she is fulling
  • we are fulling
  • you are fulling
  • they are fulling
Present Perfect
  • I have fulled
  • you have fulled
  • he/she has fulled
  • we have fulled
  • you have fulled
  • they have fulled
Past Continuous
  • I was fulling
  • you were fulling
  • he/she was fulling
  • we were fulling
  • you were fulling
  • they were fulling
Past Perfect
  • I had fulled
  • you had fulled
  • he/she had fulled
  • we had fulled
  • you had fulled
  • they had fulled
Future
  • I will full
  • you will full
  • he/she will full
  • we will full
  • you will full
  • they will full
Future Perfect
  • I will have fulled
  • you will have fulled
  • he/she will have fulled
  • we will have fulled
  • you will have fulled
  • they will have fulled
Future Continuous
  • I will be fulling
  • you will be fulling
  • he/she will be fulling
  • we will be fulling
  • you will be fulling
  • they will be fulling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fulling
  • you have been fulling
  • he/she has been fulling
  • we have been fulling
  • you have been fulling
  • they have been fulling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fulling
  • you will have been fulling
  • he/she will have been fulling
  • we will have been fulling
  • you will have been fulling
  • they will have been fulling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fulling
  • you had been fulling
  • he/she had been fulling
  • we had been fulling
  • you had been fulling
  • they had been fulling

full [ful] (familiar)
adjetivo
(Latinoamérica) full
tenía los dos tanques full de gasolina his two tanks were full of petrol
sustantivo:masculino
(S. Cone)
a full: trabajan a full para que no quede impune they are working flat out so he doesn't go unpunished

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