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fulls N

fulls npl handel

I. full [fʊl] ADJ

1. full usu pred (no space):

3. full pred (after eating):

6. full (maximum):

to be in full cry [after sb/sth]

7. full (busy and active):

8. full pred (preoccupied):

9. full (rounded):

10. full (wide):

11. full (rich and deep):

II. full [fʊl] ADV inv

1. full (completely):

2. full (directly):

3. full (very):

sehr <mehr, am meisten>
sehr gut [o. wohl] wissen, [dass ...]

III. full [fʊl] N

ˈfull-size(d) ADJ inv

1. full-size(d) (life-sized):

2. full-size(d) (of normal size):

chock-ˈfull ADJ pred inf

1. chock-full (full):

A oft gerammelt voll inf

2. chock-full fig (crammed):

reich an etw dat sein

ˈcram-full ADJ pred

full ˈage N LAW

full-ˈblood·ed ADJ

1. full-blooded (vigorous):

2. full-blooded (wholehearted):

3. full-blooded attr (of descent):

full-ˈblown ADJ

1. full-blown (developed):

2. full-blown (in bloom):

I. full ˈboard Brit N no pl

II. full ˈboard Brit ADJ inv

full-ˈbodied ADJ

full ˈbore ADV esp Am

full-ˈcalo·rie ADJ attr, inv

full ˈdress N no pl MIL

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