roomful in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for roomful in the English»Spanish Dictionary

roomful [Am ˈrumˌfʊl, ˈrʊmˌfʊl, Brit ˈruːmfʊl, ˈrʊmfʊl] N

a roomful of people/furniture

una habitación llena de gente/muebles

roomful in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for roomful in the English»Spanish Dictionary

roomful [ˈru:mfəl] N

roomful

habitación f llena

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Sweeter than honey and often saturated with hidden meaning, it can open up a dialogue with a roomful of strangers with ease.

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He was doing all of the talking, but he was not making an impact on the roomful of investors.

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Or, failing that, he had a naked wrestling match in a roomful of horrified conference attendees and that was funny too.

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In addition to his parents and family members, a roomful of judges and retired judges welcomed him and celebrated the big occasion.

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She seemed the most defeated in a roomful of women who felt defeated.

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There was no blizzard of paperwork, no roomful of lawyers, agents and spin doctors.

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And the team has been successful, winning a roomful of awards, including one national prize.

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Initially only the biggest cities could afford the technology and the roomful of operators needed to answer the calls.

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It got a laugh, and not just because a roomful of fans knew they were busted.

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She can also bore an entire roomful of people into potatoes.

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