No. 348 in French
pleine
"Full" or "filled."
In a sentence
La salle est pleine de monde.
The room is full of people.
Here, 'pleine' is used as an adjective agreeing in gender and number with 'salle' (feminine singular), meaning 'full'.
Elle a marché sous une lune pleine.
She walked under a full moon.
In this sentence, 'pleine' acts as an adjective describing 'lune' (feminine singular), denoting its state as 'full' or 'entire'.
Il est pleine d'énergie ce matin.
He is full of energy this morning.
'Pleine' here is used metaphorically in a phrase to describe an abundance of energy; it does not describe the subject directly but an aspect of their state.
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