No. 13,572 in Spanish
repleta
Full or packed.
In a sentence
La biblioteca estaba repleta de estudiantes durante el examen final.
The library was full of students during the final exam.
Here, 'repleta' is used to describe the library being completely filled with students, indicating abundance.
El mercado ofrece una amplia gama de frutas repletas de vitaminas.
The market offers a wide range of fruits packed with vitamins.
In this sentence, 'repletas' describes the fruits being full or packed with vitamins, conveying the idea of richness.
Su biografía está repleta de anécdotas interesantes.
His biography is brimming with interesting anecdotes.
'Repleta' is used here to show that the biography contains a large amount of interesting anecdotes, emphasizing content density.
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