a.

1. 满的；充满的[（+of）]
   The room was full of people.

   室内挤满了人。

2. 吃饱的
   I can't eat any more; I'm full up.

   我不能再吃了；我已经饱了。

3. （程度等）完全的；最大的；最高的；正式的[B]
   He is a full member of the committee.

   他是委员会的正式成员。

   The train was going at full speed.

   火车在全速行驶。

4. （衣服等）宽松的
   She wore a full skirt.

   她穿一件宽下摆的裙子。

5. 丰满的
   She has a full figure.

   她体态丰满。

6. （声音）圆润的；（光）强烈的；（色彩等）深的；（酒）醇厚的；（味）浓郁的

ad.

1. 直接地；正好，恰好
   The blow struck him full in the face.

   这一拳正好击中他的面部。

2. 非常地；充分地；完全地
   The bananas are full ripe.

   这些香蕉完全熟了。

n.

1. 充分；全部
2. 极盛时；顶点
   Summer is past the full.

   盛夏已经过去了。

vt.

1. 将（衣服）缝得宽松
2. 给（裙子）打大褶

adj.

1. containing or holding as much or as many as possible; having no empty space.
   ▸having eaten as much as one is able.
   ▸filled with intense emotion.
   ▸ (full of) having a large number or quantity of.
   ▸ (full of) unable to stop talking or thinking about:

   they had their photographs taken and he was full of it.
2. not lacking or omitting anything; complete.
   ▸(of a covering material in bookbinding) used for the entire cover.
3. plump or rounded:
   a full figure.
   ▸(of the hair) having body.
   ▸(of a garment) made using much material.
   ▸(of a sound or colour) strong and rich.
4. involving a lot of activities:
   he lived a full life.
5. Austral./NZ & Scottish informal drunk.

adv.

1. straight; directly.
2. very:
   he knew full well she was too polite to barge in.
   ▸archaic entirely.

n.

1. archaic the period, point, or state of the greatest fullness or strength.
2. the state or time of full moon.

v.

1. black English make full; fill up.
2. gather or pleat so as to make a garment full.
3. dialect or US (of the moon or tide) become full.

v.