No. 13,573 in Spanish
repleto
Full or packed.
In a sentence
El restaurante estaba repleto de gente anoche.
The restaurant was packed with people last night.
In this sentence, 'repleto' is used to describe the restaurant as being fully occupied or crowded with people.
Mi mochila está repleta de libros para la escuela.
My backpack is filled with books for school.
Here, 'repleto' describes the backpack as being full or stuffed with books.
Su corazón está repleto de alegría después de recibir la buena noticia.
Her heart is filled with joy after receiving the good news.
In this case, 'repleto' figuratively indicates that her heart is full of joy, showing a high emotional state.
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