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A1  full  dolutok

Accepted Answer

adjective  /fʊl   / adjective (fuller; fullest) full (adjective)
 /fʊl   /
adjective (fuller; fullest)
 
WITH NO SPACE 
1
holding or containing as much or as many as possible
dolu
 The bin needs emptying. It's full up.
 a full bottle
 I can't get anything else in my suitcase –
it's full.
 The bus was full so we had to wait for the
next one.
 ‘Is there any coffee left?’ ‘Yes, this
jar's still half full.’
 (figurative) We
need a good night's sleep because we've got a full day (yoğun
bir gün) tomorrow.
HAVING A LOT 
2 full
of sb/sth
containing a lot of
sb/sth
ile
dolu
 The room was full of people.
 His work was full of mistakes.
 The streets were full of litter.
 The children are full of energy.
WITH FOOD 
3 full
(up)
having had enough to
eat and drink
tok
 No more, thank you. I'm full (up) (doydum).
COMPLETE 
4 [only
before a noun]
complete; not leaving
anything out
tam; 
eksiksiz
 I should like a full report on the
accident, please.
 Full details of today's TV
programmes are on page 20.
 For the full story, please turn to
page 14.
 He took full responsibility for what
had happened.
 Please give your full name and address.
MAXIMUM 
5 [only
before a noun]
the highest or
greatest possible
en
yüksek
 She got full marks (tam
not) in her French exam.
 The train was travelling at full speed.
 In the sales she got a 50% reduction on a
bed whose full (indirimsiz)price
would have been £399.
TALKING A LOT 
6 full
of sb/sth/yourself
pleased about or proud
of sb/sth/yourself
 (memnun) sürekli
konuşmak
 When she got back from holiday she was full
of everything they had seen.
 He's full of himself since he got
that new job.
FAT 
7
round or rather fat in shape
yuvarlak, dolgun
 She's got quite a full figure.
 He's quite full in the face.
CLOTHES 
8
(used about clothes) made with plenty of cloth
bol
 a full skirt
IDIOMS
at
full strength
(used about a group)
having all the people it needs or usually has
tam
kadro, tam takım
 Nobody is injured, so the team will be at
full strength for the game.
at full
stretch
working as hard as
possible
tam
kapasite
 When the factory is operating at full
stretch, it employs 800 people.
full
of beans/life
with a lot of energy
and enthusiasm
canlı, hayat
dolu
 They came back from their holiday full of
beans.
have
your hands full
to be very busy or too
busy to do sth else
işi
başından aşkın olmak
in
full
with nothing missing;
completely
tam
olarak, tamamen
 Your money will be refunded in full.
 Please write your name in full.
in
full swing
at the stage when
there is the most activity
en
hareketli aşama, en civcivli an
 When we arrived the party was already in
full swing.
in
full view (of sb/sth)
in a place where you
can easily be seen
gözünün
önünde, önünde
 In full view of the guards, he tried to
escape over the prison wall.
to
the full
as much as possible
tam
anlamıyla, sonuna kadar
 to enjoy life to the full

Level	A1
Kind	adjective
Front	full
IPA	/fʊl / adjective (fuller; fullest)
Back	dolu tok
Back 2	full (adjective) /fʊl / adjective (fuller; fullest) WITH NO SPACE 1 holding or containing as much or as many as possible dolu The bin needs emptying. It's full up. a full bottle I can't get anything else in my suitcase – it's full. The bus was full so we had to wait for the next one. ‘Is there any coffee left?’ ‘Yes, this jar's still half full.’ (figurative) We need a good night's sleep because we've got a full day (yoğun bir gün) tomorrow. HAVING A LOT 2 full of sb/sth containing a lot of sb/sth ile dolu The room was full of people. His work was full of mistakes. The streets were full of litter. The children are full of energy. WITH FOOD 3 full (up) having had enough to eat and drink tok No more, thank you. I'm full (up) (doydum). COMPLETE 4 [only before a noun] complete; not leaving anything out tam; eksiksiz I should like a full report* on the accident, please.* *Full details* of today's TV programmes are on page 20. For the full story, please turn to page 14. He took full responsibility* for what had happened.* Please give your full name and address. MAXIMUM 5 [only before a noun] the highest or greatest possible en yüksek She got full marks (tam not) in her French exam. The train was travelling at full speed. In the sales she got a 50% reduction on a bed whose full (indirimsiz)*price* would have been £399. TALKING A LOT 6 full of sb/sth/yourself pleased about or proud of sb/sth/yourself (memnun) sürekli konuşmak When she got back from holiday she was full of everything they had seen. He's full of himself* since he got that new job.* FAT 7 round or rather fat in shape yuvarlak, dolgun She's got quite a full figure. He's quite full in the face. CLOTHES 8 (used about clothes) made with plenty of cloth bol a full skirt IDIOMS at full strength (used about a group) having all the people it needs or usually has tam kadro, tam takım Nobody is injured, so the team will be at full strength for the game. at full stretch working as hard as possible tam kapasite When the factory is operating at full stretch, it employs 800 people. full of beans/life with a lot of energy and enthusiasm canlı, hayat dolu They came back from their holiday full of beans. have your hands full to be very busy or too busy to do sth else işi başından aşkın olmak in full with nothing missing; completely tam olarak, tamamen Your money will be refunded in full. Please write your name in full. in full swing at the stage when there is the most activity en hareketli aşama, en civcivli an When we arrived the party was already in full swing. in full view (of sb/sth) in a place where you can easily be seen gözünün önünde, önünde In full view of the guards, he tried to escape over the prison wall. to the full as much as possible tam anlamıyla, sonuna kadar to enjoy life to the full

Full Tam Dolu Lot Adjective En /Fʊl Fuller

full (adjective)