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full; fill; whole; satisfy; proud; Manchu
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesadjective
full; filled to capacity
Used to describe space, containers or crowds being completely filled.
The conference hall is completely full of people.
This box is packed so full that it won't close.
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The water cup is full, don't pour any more.
The park is always overcrowded on weekends.
The bookshelf is filled with all kinds of books.
verb
to fill; to pour up to the brim
informalTypically used for pouring drinks or filling containers.
Fill up this cup, please!
Please help me fill a glass of juice.
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Waiter, please fill all our wine glasses up.
He filled the bottle with tap water.
Mom filled a bowl of rice for me.
verb
to expire; to reach a time limit
formalUsed for contracts, visas, holidays or study terms.
The holiday has expired, school starts tomorrow.
My visa has expired, I need to renew it.
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The probation period for this job has ended.
He has been in the army for two full years.
The rental contract has expired, we plan to move.
adjective
whole; entire; all over
Used to describe covering the whole of a person, place or object.
covered in grease and dirt all over the body
smoke filling the entire room
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Her face is full of smiles.
The ground is covered with fallen leaves.
His mind is full of work matters.
adverb
completely; entirely; totally
Used to emphasize the degree or extent of an action or feeling.
not caring at all; completely indifferent
fully qualified; completely qualified
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He is completely confident about this exam.
I fully thought he would come.
She smiled with complete indifference.
verb
to satisfy; to be content with
Used for meeting expectations or desires.
to be satisfied
fully content and satisfied
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This result made him very satisfied.
We are very satisfied with our current life.
His hard work paid off with satisfying results.
verb
to be proud; to be conceited
Has a negative connotation, referring to excessive self-pride.
self-satisfied; conceited
Pride leads to loss, modesty brings benefit.
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He became self-satisfied after getting a small achievement.
Don't become self-satisfied after success.
The teacher warned us not to be arrogant and self-satisfied.