Bagful Meaning in English
word
ˈbæɡˌfʊɫ
BAG-fuhl
bˈæɡfəl
BAG-fuhl
Definition
The amount that a bag can hold; a full bag of something.
Usage & Nuances
'Bagful' is usually used with 'of' to describe the contents (e.g., 'a bagful of apples'). It is informal and mostly used in quantity expressions. Less precise than specific measurements and mostly singular ('bagfuls' for plural).
Spanish: bolsa llena - saco llenoPortuguese (BR): saco cheio - bolsa cheiaPortuguese (PT): saco cheio - bolsa cheiaChinese (Simplified): 一袋Chinese (Traditional): 一袋Hindi: एक थैलाArabic: كيس ممتلئBengali: এক ব্যাগ - থলিভর্তিRussian: мешок - полная сумкаJapanese: 袋いっぱい - 袋一杯分Vietnamese: một túi đầy - túi đầyKorean: 한 가득 - 가방 한가득Turkish: bir torba dolusuUrdu: ایک تھیلاIndonesian: sekarung - satu kantong penuh
Example Sentences
He brought a bagful of oranges to the party.
basic
We found a bagful of toys in the attic.
basic
She gave me a bagful of candy for my birthday.
basic
After cleaning the room, we threw out a bagful of trash.
natural
Grandma always has a bagful of stories to tell.
natural
We picked a bagful of fresh apples from the orchard this morning.
natural