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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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fuller's earth [ingl. am. ˌfʊlərz ˈərθ, ingl. brit. fʊləzˈəːθ] SUST. U

fuller's earth: tierra f de batán

I. full <fuller fullest> [ingl. am. fʊl, ingl. brit. fʊl] ADJ.

1.1. full (filled):

full container/vessel: lleno

don't speak with your mouth full: no hables con la boca llena

my heart was too full liter.: me embargaba la emoción liter.

full of sth: lleno de algo

it's full of holes: está lleno de agujeros

a book crammed or packed full of useful information: un libro lleno de datos útiles

she's full of fun: es muy divertida

they were full of praise for your work: elogiaron mucho tu trabajo

to be full of it ingl. am. coloq., eufem. don't listen to him: he's full of it: no le hagas caso, dice puras tonterías or sandeces

1.2. full (crowded):

full room/train: lleno

full hotel: lleno

full hotel: completo

you've got a very full day ahead of you: tienes un día muy ocupado por delante

1.3. full (well fed):

full: lleno

I'm full (up): estoy lleno

2.1. full (complete):

full report/description: detallado

full name/answer/meal: completo

to pay the full price/amount: pagar el precio íntegro/la totalidad de la suma

you have my full support: tienes todo mi apoyo

in full control of his faculties: en plena posesión de sus facultades

in full bloom: en plena floración

in full uniform: vistiendo el uniforme completo

to lead a very full life: llevar una vida muy activa

a full week's holiday: una semana entera de vacaciones

full sister/brother: hermana/hermano carnal

give full details of previous illnesses: haga una relación detallada de las enfermedades que haya tenido

2.2. full (maximum):

at full speed: a toda velocidad

it took the full force of the impact: recibió toda la fuerza del impacto

2.3. full (with all rights):

full member: de pleno derecho

3.1. full (rounded):

full figure: regordete

full figure: llenito coloq.

clothes for the fuller figure eufem.: tallas grandes

clothes for the fuller figure eufem.: talles grandes Río Pl.

full in the face: de cara redonda

3.2. full MODA:

full skirt/sleeve: amplio

3.3. full (billowing):

full sail/canvas: desplegado

4. full (deep, rich):

full taste/aroma: pronunciado

5. full (absorbed):

full of sth they were full of the latest scandal: no hacían más que hablar del último escándalo

to be full of oneself or of one's own importance: ser muy engreído or coloq. creído

to be full of oneself or of one's own importance: tenérselo muy creído coloq.

II. full [ingl. am. fʊl, ingl. brit. fʊl] ADV.

1. full as intensifier:

full well: muy bien

I can see full well that …: me doy perfecta cuenta de que …

you know full well that …: sabes perfectamente or muy bien que …

2. full (directly):

the sun shone full in my face: el sol me daba de lleno en la cara

I looked him full in the face: lo miré directamente a la cara

3. full in phrases:

full on, the car's headlights were full on: el coche llevaba las luces largas

the heating is full on: la calefacción está al máximo

the heating is full on: la calefacción está a tope coloq.

she met the problem full on: le hizo frente al problema

full out: a toda máquina

in full write your name in full: escriba su nombre completo

it will be paid in full: será pagado en su totalidad

to the full: al máximo

to enjoy life to the full: disfrutar de la vida al máximo

full-sized [ingl. am. fʊlˈsaɪzd], full-size [ˈfʊlˈsaɪz] ADJ.

1. full-sized (of normal size):

full-sized refrigerator/car: de tamaño normal

2. full-sized (of adult size):

full-sized bicycle/bed: de adulto

3. full-sized (life-size):

full-sized model/drawing: de tamaño natural

full color, full colour ingl. brit. SUST. U

in full color: a todo color

atrbv. full-color printing: impresión a todo color

cram-full [ˈkræmˌfʊl] ADJ.

cram-full theater/stadium: lleno de bote en bote

cram-full carriage/bus: repleto

cram-full carriage/bus: atiborrado de gente

cram-full shelves/wardrobe/drawer: atiborrado

I. full-time [ingl. am. ˈfʊl ˈˌtaɪm, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

full-time student/soldier: de tiempo completo

full-time employment/post: de jornada completa

full-time employment/post: de tiempo completo

it's a full-time job looking after three children: cuidar a tres niños es un trabajo de jornada completa or de dedicación exclusiva

II. full-time [ingl. am. ˈfʊl ˈˌtaɪm, ingl. brit.] ADV.

full-time: a tiempo completo

to work full-time: trabajar a tiempo completo

to work full-time: trabajar una jornada completa

III. full time SUST.

full time ingl. brit. DEP.:

full time: final m del partido reglamentario

full time: final m del tiempo reglamentario

I. full-length [ingl. am. ˌfʊlˈlɛŋθ, ingl. brit. ˌfʊlˈlɛŋθ] ADJ.

full-length portrait/photograph/mirror: de cuerpo entero

full-length dress/skirt: largo

a full-length feature film: un largometraje

II. full-length [ingl. am. ˌfʊlˈlɛŋθ, ingl. brit. ˌfʊlˈlɛŋθ] ADV.

he lay full-length on the floor: estaba tendido en el piso cuan largo era

I. full-on [fʊlˈɑːn, fʊlˈɒn] ADV. coloq.

to play the music full-on: tocar la música a todo lo que da

II. full-on [fʊlˈɑːn, fʊlˈɒn] ADJ. coloq.

full-on rock show/assault:

full-on: total

full-on: a toda regla Esp. coloq.

full-page [ingl. am. fʊlˈpeɪdʒ, ingl. brit. ˈfʊlpeɪdʒ] ADJ.

full-page: a toda página

a full-page advert: un anuncio a toda página

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greda (para absorber grasa): fuller's earth

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I. full [fʊl] -er, -est ADJ.

1. full:

full container, space: lleno, -a

full vehicle: completo, -a

2. full (total):

full support: total

full recovery: completo, -a

full member: de pleno derecho

to be in full dress: estar de gala

to be in full flow: estar en pleno discurso

to be in full swing: estar en pleno apogeo

3. full (maximum):

full marks: máximo, -a

full employment: pleno, -a

to be on full beam (car light): tener puesta la larga

at full speed: a toda velocidad

at full stretch: al máximo

4. full (busy and active):

full: ocupado, -a

5. full (rounded):

full: redondo, -a

6. full (wide):

full: amplio, -a

full skirt: holgado, -a

7. full wine:

full: con cuerpo

II. full [fʊl] -er, -est ADV.

1. full (completely):

full: completamente

2. full (directly):

full: directamente

3. full (very):

full: muy

to know full well (that ...): saber muy bien (que...)

III. full [fʊl] -er, -est SUST.

in full: sin abreviar

to the full: al máximo

full-scale ADJ.

1. full-scale (original size):

full-scale: de tamaño natural

2. full-scale (all-out):

full-scale: a gran escala

full-blown [ˌfʊlˈbləʊn, ingl. am. -ˈbloʊn] ADJ.

full-blown disaster, scandal:

full-blown: auténtico, -a

full time SUST. DEP.

full time: fin m del partido

full-fledged [ˌfʊlˈfledʒd] ADJ. ingl. am.

full-fledged → fully-fledged

fully-fledged [ˌfʊliˈfledʒd] ADJ. ingl. brit.

fully-fledged bird: plumado

fully-fledged person: hecho, -a y derecho, -a

I. full-frontal ADJ.

full-frontal: desenfrenado, -a

II. full-frontal SUST.

full-frontal: desnudo m integral

full-bodied [ˌfʊlˈbɒdɪd, ingl. am. -ˈbɑ:dɪd] ADJ.

full-bodied taste: fuerte

full-bodied wine: con mucho cuerpo

Entrada de OpenDict

full ADJ.

to be full (after eating): estar lleno

Entrada de OpenDict

full ADJ.

full (mattress, bed) EE.UU.: de 134, 5 x 190, 5 cm

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greda: fuller's earth

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I. full <-er, -est> [fʊl] ADJ.

1. full:

full container, space: lleno, -a

full vehicle: completo, -a

2. full (total):

full support: total

full recovery: completo, -a

full member: de pleno derecho

to be in full dress: estar de gala

to be in full flow: estar en pleno discurso

to be in full swing: estar en pleno apogeo

3. full (maximum):

full employment: pleno, -a

full of mistakes: lleno de errores

at full speed: a toda velocidad

at full stretch: al máximo

4. full (busy and active):

full: ocupado, -a

5. full (rounded):

full: redondo, -a

6. full (wide):

full: amplio, -a

full skirt: holgado, -a

7. full wine:

full: con cuerpo

8. full (not hungry):

to be full: estar lleno

9. full (conceited):

to be full of oneself: ser un creído

II. full [fʊl] ADV.

1. full (completely):

full: completamente

2. full (directly):

full: directamente

3. full (very):

full: muy

to know full well (that...): saber muy bien (que...)

III. full [fʊl] SUST.

in full: sin abreviar

to the full: al máximo

full-grown ADJ.

full-grown: crecido, -a

I. full stop SUST.

full stop: punto m

to come to a full stop fig.: paralizarse

II. full stop ADV.

full stop: y punto

chock-full ADJ.

to be chock-full of sth: estar abarrotado de algo

chock-full of calories: cargado de calorías

full-blown [ˌfʊl·ˈbloʊn] ADJ.

full-blown disaster, scandal:

full-blown: auténtico, -a

full board SUST.

full board: pensión f completa

full-blooded [ˌfʊl·ˈblʌd·ɪd] ADJ.

1. full-blooded (wholehearted):

full-blooded: entusiasta

2. full-blooded (animal):

full-blooded: de raza

I. full-frontal ADJ.

full-frontal: desenfrenado, -a

II. full-frontal SUST.

full-frontal: desnudo m integral

full-fledged [ˌfʊl·ˈfledʒd] ADJ.

1. full-fledged person:

full-fledged: hecho, -a y derecho, -a

2. full-fledged bird:

full-fledged: plumado

full-bodied [ˌfʊl·ˈbad·ɪd] ADJ.

full-bodied taste: fuerte

full-bodied wine: con mucho cuerpo

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

plena carga: full load

plena potencia: full capacity

servicio a plena carga: full load operation

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in the full sense of the word: en el sentido amplio de la palabra

to place a comma/a full stop: poner una coma/un punto

tener una cartera repleta de billetes: to have a wallet full of notes ingl. brit. [or bills ingl. am.]

la crítica destila mala leche: the criticism is full of spite

el coche iba a todo trapo coloq.: the car was going at full speed

este artículo está lleno de atrocidades: this article is full of outrageous comments

tienes la cocina llena de cachivaches: your kitchen is full of junk

poner la música a todo volumen: to put the music on full blast

estar lleno de viento (vacío): to be full of (hot) air

en el pleno uso de sus facultades mentales: in full command of his/her faculties

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The firm targets a work category which full-fledged remodelers and contractors find unprofitable.

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For the first time the band also upgraded to a full-fledged tour bus and added backup musicians and singers.

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In 1903 construction of the full-fledged amusement park began.

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It features a full-fledged zoo, a woodland nature and wildlife rescue center, two golf courses, two lakes, an amphitheatre, day-camp area, and numerous picnic grounds.

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The girls want to get the stamps that will allow them to become full-fledged cupids.

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