How is the word lleno translated from Spanish to English

Que contiene todo lo que cabe; no vacío.

Holding as much as possible; not empty.

adjective
English translation
full

Examples with “lleno”

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  • El vaso está lleno de agua. The glass is full of water.

  • Escribe tu dirección completa, por favor. Please write your full address.

  • Nada de postre para mí, estoy satisfecho. No dessert for me, I'm full.

  • El autobús ya estaba lleno cuando subimos. The bus was already full when we got on.

  • Necesitamos la lista completa antes del viernes. We need the full list before Friday.

  • ¿Ya estás satisfecho? Are you full already?

  • ¿Las estanterías están llenas otra vez? Are the shelves full again?

  • ¿Pagaron el importe completo? Did they pay the full amount?

  • Los niños quedaron satisfechos con una porción. The kids were full after one slice.

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FAQ about “lleno”

How is “lleno” translated from Spanish?
“lleno” translates into English as “full”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “lleno” mean?
Meaning of “lleno”: Que contiene todo lo que cabe; no vacío. In English — “full”.
What part of speech is “lleno”?
“lleno” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “lleno”?
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How can I memorize “lleno”?
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