No. 886 in Swedish

full

Drunk.

In a sentence

Han är full i kväll.
He is drunk tonight.
Here 'full' means 'drunk', referring to the state of being intoxicated.
Glaset är helt full.
The glass is completely full.
In this case, 'full' describes something that is filled to its capacity.
Hon tittade med ett fullt uppmärksamt öga.
She looked with a fully attentive eye.
Here, 'fullt' (adverb form of 'full') emphasizes the completeness of attention.

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