No. 7,197 in Spanish
full
In Spanish, "full" (borrowed from English) means "complete" or "full capacity," often used to describe something at its maximum level.
In a sentence
El concierto estuvo a full anoche.
The concert was full on last night.
Here, 'a full' colloquially means that something was intense or exciting.
Estoy full de trabajo esta semana.
I am full of work this week.
In this case, 'full' indicates that someone has a lot on their plate or is very busy.
Este restaurante está full hoy.
This restaurant is full today.
Here, 'full' is used to describe the restaurant being crowded or at full capacity.
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