Words / A1

FUL/fʊl/

No more space, no more tea in the pot: it is full. The opposite is empty. I am full after a meal means you cannot eat more. A full bus has no seats. Full of + thing: a bag full of books.

Meaning

Holding as much as possible.

Examples

• “The bus is full.”
• “The fridge is full of food.”
• “Sorry, the class is full.”

Good to know

full ↔ empty. full of + noun. I am full = I cannot eat more.

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