Translations for full-blown in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

full-blown [ˌfʊlˈbləʊn, Am -ˈbloʊn] ADJ

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Symptoms range from mild flu-like symptoms to full-blown fulminant septicemia. en.wikipedia.org

Last year, a full-blown tent-stamping riot had required heavy police intervention. en.wikipedia.org

He was much troubled by disease, and by then his drinking had developed into full-blown alcoholism, possibly in combination with the use of narcotic drugs. en.wikipedia.org

Since one is developing a small-scale prototype instead of a full-blown development effort, much fewer programmers are needed initially. en.wikipedia.org

And it set him far apart from the rest of the label, going his own way to become a full-blown, guitar picking singer/songwriter. en.wikipedia.org

The severity of the symptoms ranges from anticipatory uneasiness to full-blown anxiety about separation. en.wikipedia.org

When a rehearsal space was found, the work of producing a full-blown musical got under way. en.wikipedia.org

Loos, starved of intellectual male companionship, was rumored to have stopped just short of having a full-blown affair. en.wikipedia.org

A second platform, for an extension of the siding, or a full-blown second track, was planned for the station. en.wikipedia.org

The process is slow, and the actual time between infection and full-blown vampirism varies greatly from host to host. en.wikipedia.org

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