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I. full [fʊl] ADJ

full
full (complete) explanation
full life
full skirt
full wine
full (after eating)
[at] full blast [or volume]
full member
[at] full speed
on a full stomach
at full stretch
at full stretch fig
in full swing
in full view of sb
to be full of sth (enthusiastic)

II. full [fʊl] ADV

1. full (completely):

full

2. full (directly):

full

3. full (very):

full
to know full well [that ...]

III. full [fʊl] N

in full
to the full

'full-scale ADJ

1. full-scale (original size):

full-scale

2. full-scale (all-out):

full-scale
full-scale war

full 'board N no pl Brit

full board

full 'moon N

full moon

I. 'full-time ADJ

1. full-time (not part-time):

full-time
full-time job

2. full-time SPORTS:

full-time
full-time score

II. 'full-time ADV

full-time

I. full-'length ADJ

full-length film
full-length gown, mirror

II. full-'length ADV

full 'stop N

1. full stop Brit, Aus (punctuation mark):

full stop

2. full stop (complete halt):

to come to a full stop

3. full stop Brit:

half-'full ADJ

half-full

full-'grown ADJ

full-grown
full-grown

full-'blown ADJ

full-blown disease
full-blown scandal