a mouthful; (of speech) pure: perfect accent; substance of speech all of a kind (e.g. all lies); unreservedly (accept, agree, promise etc)
full complement; at full strength; no vacancies
bases loaded (in baseball)
whole audience; a sell-out (capacity audience); jam-packed
everywhere; all over the place
at the end of the mourning period; to fulfill one's filial duties of mourning
under full sail; going as fast as possible
to finish apprenticeship; to graduate
fully booked; every seat taken
one's whole heart; from the bottom of one's heart
to have one's heart filled with; (to collide) full on; (of farm animals) heavy with young
(to be) satisfied; to one's satisfaction; to feel pleased; content; satisfactory; gratified
totally inconsistent; completely at odds
full moon; whole month; baby's one-month old birthday
at the end of the mourning period; to fulfill one's filial duties of mourning
to fall due; to come to the end of a term; to expire
to be full to overflowing; to be brimming over with
full working hours; to reach full time
a plateful; comprehensive; the full works (e.g. a banquet); the full price
fills the eyes (of a beautiful view, scene of desolation etc)
filling the eyes; to get an eyeful
one's heart filled with; full of (joy)
filled with; preoccupied with
on full rudder; turning as sharply as possible
to win every trick in a card game; grand slam; (fig.) total success
to satisfy; contented; to meet (the needs of); to fulfil; satisfied; content
full to capacity; fully loaded
across one's whole face; (smiling) from ear to ear
the full amount; to fulfill the quota
everywhere; across the world
everyone present applauds; universal acclaim; a standing ovation; to bring the house down
cramming (as a teaching method); rote learning
success across the board; victory in everything one touches
to rush around everywhere; always active
brim full; completely packed
to have a clearcut idea; to have firm guidelines; to have confidence; to be sure; to be certain
brim full; filled to overflowing
to spout nonsense; to bullshit endlessly
to spout nonsense; to bullshit endlessly
to pour out obscenities; filthy mouthed
to have lips covered in blisters
everything in the garden is lovely
to be looking for one's teeth all over the floor; (fig.) to get beaten up badly; to beat the crap out of (sb)
the whole audience silent with expectation
filling every nook and cranny
(lit.) whole sky, a multitude of stars
brow beaded with sweat; perspiring freely
covering the whole land; over hills and dales
brim full; completely packed
ample; extremely abundant
see 一著不慎,滿盤皆輸|一着不慎,满盘皆输[yi1 zhao1 bu4 shen4 , man3 pan2 jie1 shu1]
all smiles; beaming from ear to ear
to return from a rewarding journey
to execute the whole family unto the third generation
beaming; radiant with happiness
mouth full of literary phrases; to spout the classics
resentful; discontented; dissatisfied
to have paid one's karmic debts (Buddhism)
ample; well developed; fully rounded
full (of); to fill; to brim (with); brimming (with); very full; permeated; to be permeated (or imbued with)
to complete a prison sentence
to top up; to fill to the brim
to fill; to occupy completely
satisfactory; consummate; perfect
to stuff full; to cram in; packed tight; chock full
to have a full house; to be sold out; no vacancy
the end of fixed period in office; expiration of a term
to be covered with; to be filled with
crowded to bursting point; filled to overflowing; jam-packed
to have completed the mourning period (traditional); to have served one's time
to expire; to run out; to come to an end
muddy; covered in (mud, dust, sweat, blood etc); daubed in
filled to capacity (of theater, stadium, gymnasium etc)
happy; (perfectly) satisfactory; blissful
complacent; self-satisfied
to make up for what is lacking; to fill (a vacancy); to replenish
to fill up (a wine glass) to the brim
celebration for baby's first birthday
packed with people; overcrowded; overpopulation
to be discontented; to be dissatisfied
scowling in anger; rage written across one's face
pleasantly smiling; radiant with happiness