full

adjectiveA1 · Beginner

Having no more room inside.

Meanings of «full»

1. adjective

having no more room inside

The bus was full, so we waited.

2. adjective

having eaten enough food, not hungry

I am full after that big lunch.

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Synonyms and similar words

completewhole

What A1 means

A1 is the first CEFR level: the words you meet in the very first lessons — greetings, numbers, family, food, time, everyday actions. With A1 vocabulary you can introduce yourself, ask simple questions and understand slow, clear speech about familiar things. There are 1,037 A1 words in this dictionary; the whole dictionary holds 84,633 words graded A1–C2.

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