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carry; load; full; and
Meanings
4 senses · 16 examplesverb
carry; transport; load
Used for carrying people or goods on vehicles, ships, etc.
This bus carries 50 passengers.
The truck is fully loaded with goods and bound for the port.
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He returned with honors and received a warm welcome.
This ship carried more than 200 passengers out to sea.
The plane is fully loaded with relief supplies bound for the disaster area.
verb
be full of; fill the road
literaryOften used in fixed idiomatic phrases to describe a large number of people or things filling a space.
The winter with wind and snow everywhere makes people feel very cold.
This small town is full of complaints every Spring Festival.
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The festival streets are full of singing and dancing, extremely lively.
The streets after the disaster are full of grieving people, which is heartbreaking.
The temple fair is full of laughter and conversation, filled with a joyful atmosphere.
noun
surname Zai
Used as a family name.
Teacher Zai is the Chinese teacher at our school.
adverb
and; both...and...
literaryUsed in fixed literary phrases to connect two parallel actions or states.
The villagers sang and danced to celebrate the harvest.
The athletes ran towards the finish line with joy.
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Everyone enjoyed themselves and laughed together during the festival.
The expatriates returned to their hometown with deep longing.
The actors sang and danced on stage, winning applause from the audience.