chock-full in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chock-full in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chock-full [Am ˌtʃɑkˈfʊl, Brit tʃɒkˈfʊl] ADJ pred

to be chock-full of or with sth/sb

estar hasta los topes de algo/alguien inf

the place was chock-full of tourists

el lugar estaba hasta los topes de turistas inf

chock-full in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chock-full in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chock-full ADJ

to be chock-full of sth

estar abarrotado de algo

chock-full of calories

cargado de calorías

Translations for chock-full in the Spanish»English Dictionary

petar VB

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petar (reventar) intr Spain inf

to burst

petarse (dejar de funcionar) intr COMPUT Spain inf

to crash

estar petado (estar lleno) Spain inf

to be chock-full

estar petado (estar lleno de gente) Spain inf

to be packed (with people)

petarlo (ser exitoso, arrasar) Spain inf

to be all the rage

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The bullpen, while chock-full of hard throwers, is relatively low on experience.

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You can watch the full run below, but it's chock-full of spoilers, of course.

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Is his personal investment portfolio chock-full of these high cost, underperforming investment products?

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Their lives are chock-full of pain, hardship, and disappointment.

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It's fun and imaginative, thoughtful and colourful and chock-full of amazing characters.

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The book is not chock-full of new information.

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Here are two great seafood recipes that are chock-full of flavour.

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It's chock-full of sweet club tracks that you'll no doubt be playing well into the new year.

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These minute sequences of events are chock-full of information.

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My calendar is chock-full of fun and photogenic weird sports.

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