Fuller Meaning in English
word · lemma: full
/ˈfʊɫɝ/
FUUL-ur
/fˈʊlɐ/
FUUL-uh
释义
'Fuller' is the comparative form of 'full.' It means 'more full' — containing more things or filled to a greater extent.
用法与细微差别
'Fuller' is used to compare two or more things ('This cup is fuller than that one'). Not used with uncountable experiences (say 'more satisfied', not 'fuller satisfied'). The superlative is 'fullest'. Frequently used for containers, venues, and schedules.
Spanish: más llenoPortuguese (BR): mais cheioPortuguese (PT): mais cheioChinese (Simplified): 更满Chinese (Traditional): 更滿Hindi: और भरा हुआArabic: أكثر امتلاءًBengali: অধিক পূর্ণRussian: более полныйJapanese: よりいっぱいのVietnamese: đầy hơnKorean: 더 가득 찬Turkish: daha doluUrdu: زیادہ بھرپورIndonesian: lebih penuh
例句
The bus is fuller in the morning.
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My bag is fuller than yours.
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This glass is fuller than that one.
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Can you pour me a fuller cup of coffee this time?
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The room felt even fuller after everyone arrived.
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My schedule is even fuller next week than this one.
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