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to the full

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /tə ðə ˈfʊl/

to the full means: With as much enjoyment or benefit as possible, holding nothing back.

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MAKE MOST OFB2

With as much enjoyment or benefit as possible, holding nothing back.

  • She lives life to the full.
  • We enjoyed our holiday to the full.
  • He wants to experience his new freedom to the full.

Similar words: to the fullest, wholeheartedly

Common phrases: live to the full, enjoy to the full

COMPLETELYB2

Completely, or as much as something allows.

  • We used the space to the full.
  • She understood his difficulties to the full.
  • The new job tested his abilities to the full.

Similar words: fully, completely, entirely

Opposites: partly

Common phrases: understand to the full, use to the full

Questions about to the full

What does to the full mean?

With as much enjoyment or benefit as possible, holding nothing back.

What is to the full in other languages?

Türkçe: dolu dolu · Español: al máximo · Français: à fond · Deutsch: in vollen Zügen · Italiano: al massimo · 日本語: 思う存分

How do you pronounce to the full?

It is pronounced /tə ðə ˈfʊl/.

How do you use to the full in a sentence?

She lives life to the full. We enjoyed our holiday to the full.

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