Translations for „full-blown“ in the English » German Dictionary

full-ˈblown ADJ

1. full-blown (developed):

full-blown

ausgereift

full-blown disease

voll ausgebrochene Krankheit

2. full-blown (in bloom):

full-blown flower

voll aufgeblüht

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

full-blown disease

voll ausgebrochene Krankheit

to have full-blown AIDS

an Aids im Endstadium erkrankt sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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

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He would appear quiet and easygoing on the surface but would launch into a full-blown rage if pushed.

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These vaccines can, in very rare cases, harm the host by inadvertently infecting the host with a full-blown viral occupancy.

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If a woman has a seizure or coma, the condition has progressed into full-blown eclampsia.

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

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

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If the bee is enamoured of the bud, who can tell what will happen when she is a full-blown flower.

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The situation deteriorated with each passing day, and had descended into full-blown civil war.

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