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full
The primary image is one of saturation and capacity. It describes a state where no more space, time, or substance can be added without overflow or completion. When applied to physical containers, it is neutral. When applied to information (e.g., a "full report"), it conveys thoroughness and rigor, suggesting that nothing has been omitted. In the context of eating, it describes a physical sensation of satiety. This is often used as a polite boundary or a signal of satisfaction. As an adverb, it carries a sense of absolute intensity or totality, though in modern standard English, "fully" is more common for this purpose.
💬Trò chuyện
I'm absolutely stuffed. This synthetic stew is just too much.
Cut the drama. The nutrient bin is full, so eat up or starve.
Ý nghĩa
Containing or holding as much or as many as possible; allowing no more to be added.
"The glass is full of water."
Having eaten enough food to be satisfied.
"I cannot eat another bite; I am completely full."
To make something full or to fill a fabric by pressing it.
"The miller worked to full the wool cloth."
Completely; fully.
"He was full aware of the consequences."