Llenas (en. Full)

/ˈʎenas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to an object or container that has reached its maximum capacity.

The bottles are full of water.

Las botellas están llenas de agua.

Description of a place that is occupied or saturated.

The concert halls were full of fans.

Las salas del concierto estaban llenas de fans.

Indicates that something has been completed or covered.

The July calendars are full of commitments.

Las agendas de julio están llenas de compromisos.

From the Latin 'plenus', which means full.

full mouths

Refers to someone who has a lot to say or express.

bocas llenas

full hunts

Expression that indicates success in obtaining a desired outcome.

cazas llenas

full cup

Used to describe a celebration or a moment of joy.

copa llena

fill

Action of making something have a complete amount.

llenar

full

State of being completely occupied or filled.

lleno

To be very excited or joyful.

She was full of joy when she received the news.

Ella estaba llena de alegría cuando recibió la noticia.

Described as someone who has many responsibilities or commitments.

The manager is full of work this week.

El gerente está lleno de trabajo esta semana.