Repleto (en. Full)

[reˈpleto]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Definition: That is full or filled with something.

Example sentence: The glass is full of water.

El vaso está repleto de agua.

Definition: That contains many things or people.

Example sentence: The room was filled with people during the concert.

La sala estaba repleta de gente durante el concierto.

Definition: In a figurative sense, it refers to an abundance of something.

Example sentence: His mind was full of creative ideas.

Su mente estaba repleta de ideas creativas.

Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'repletus', which means 'to refill'.

Phrase: replete with energy

Meaning: Full of vitality or strength.

repleto de energía

Phrase: replete with work

Meaning: With many tasks to perform.

repleto de trabajo

Related word: repleción

Description: Action of filling completely.

repleción

Related word: repletud

Description: State of being full.

repletud

Slang meaning: To be very busy.

Slang example: Today I am busy, I can't go out.

Hoy estoy repleto, no puedo salir.

Slang meaning: To have a lot of food in one place.

Slang example: The fridge is full after shopping.

La nevera está repleta después de las compras.