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full
/fʊl/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. containing the maximum possible amount
| German | voll, satt, betrunken |
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| French | plein, repu, rassasié |
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| Portuguese | cheio, pleno |
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| Czech | plný, sytý |
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| Italian | pieno, colmo, sazio |
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| Spanish | lleno, poblado, tupido |
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| Dutch | vol, compleet, verzadigd |
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| Swedish | full, mätt |
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| Latin | plenus, fartus, satur |
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2. complete
| German | umfassend, komplett, vollständig |
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| French | complet |
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| Portuguese | completo |
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| Czech | úplný, kompletní |
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| Italian | completo, esauriente |
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| Spanish | completo |
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| Dutch | volledig |
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| Swedish | fullständig, fullödig, absolut |
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4. of a night in reference to the moon
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to full
/fʊl/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to make cloth denser
| German | walken, durchwalken |
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| French | fouler |
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| Czech | valchovat |
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| Italian | sodare, gualcare, follare |
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| Spanish | abatanar |
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| Dutch | vollen |
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| Swedish | valka |
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2. to fill, to fill up, to full, to full up
| German | abfüllen |
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| Portuguese | preencher |
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