full
পূর্ণ
definition
adverb
she turned her head and looked full into his face
straight; directly.
he knew full well she was too polite to barge in
very.
verb
he full up the house with bawling
make (something) full; fill up.
Her skirt was white, fulled and gathered and looked as if the entire milky way had fallen upon it.
gather or pleat (fabric) so as to make a garment full.
noun
So many of those who were killed in the attacks were right in the full of their lives.
the period, point, or state of the greatest fullness or strength; the height of a period of time.
adjective
wastebaskets full of rubbish
containing or holding as much or as many as possible; having no empty space.
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not lacking or omitting anything; complete.
translation of 'full'
অনেক,
গোটা,
ভরা,
ঠাসা,
ভর্তি
adjective
ভর,
নিখুঁত,
প্রগাঢ়,
দীর্ঘতম,
ভরাট,
উদ্গত,
পুরাপুরি,
এক,
মোট,
আদত,
গোটা,
খাড়া,
পূর্ণ,
স্ফীত,
সম্পূর্ণ,
পরিপূর্ণ,
সমাকীর্ণ,
পরম,
সমগ্র,
যথাসাধ্য,
পাকা,
প্রচুর,
চরম,
একগঙ্গা
example
She understands 'full' well that even when some men are given every option to embrace the role of Mr. Mom, they may still need a push.
Even if the stadium is only half 'full' at 4pm next Sunday, Dublin's semi-final should go ahead.
the kids are 'full' of excitement
Her lips weren't too 'full' , but they weren't too small, either.
the bag is 'full'
He is described as thickset, in his mid 50s with a 'full' face.
There is nothing that pleases the Father more, than to see His children 'full' of joy and thankfulness!
The first outfit she tried on was a pink shirt like her own except it had 'full' sleeves on both sides.
the house is 'full' of pictures
But no matter how fattening, you just won't feel 'full' at the end.
I took Eve in my arms and kissed him 'full' on the lips.
Overall we had a very good time even though we were absolutely 'full' by the time they left.
It seems to be a magical day 'full' of hope and anticipation for the great future to come.
This actually has some cheese flavour and the egg custard is well made, but it's 'full' of too many overpowering chives.
Casey blushed, her hands 'full' , not being able to reciprocate, but grinning as much as her anyway.
Fantastic, pure, rich, 'full' nose of fruit and caramel, with an almost minty overtone.
She truly felt like royalty whenever she fingered the bell sleeves and 'full' skirt.
As it's almost a 'full' percentage point above the base rate, it's an offer worth taking advantage of while it lasts.
She can ride even in a 'full' court gown, in fact she can ride better in a dress than in pants.
At the top of the tree, a huge osprey nest that should have been 'full' of life lay empty and deserted.
They are 'full' of exquisite period details, from the accents to the frocks.
George led a 'full' and rich life that has touched and brought joy to many of us.
The effect is a sharp contrast in time and space, 'full' of humour or satire.
Rochelle stood up, careful not to chip her polish, and ran her hand down the 'full' skirt.
Narrow hips are a must if you're going in for a 'full' pleated skirt.
Under the expert tutelage of former sailors, the young people had a very 'full' programme indeed.
She was a pretty woman, with a slightly pointed face, a small upturned nose, and 'full' ruby-red lips.
Steady As A Rock puts the rich, 'full' and heavy bass higher still in the mix, where it sits just as the title indicates.
He had not been able to brake his car in time and had run 'full' into him.
the dress has a 'full' skirt
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