Definition
Definition of brimfull - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fully filledRare UK completely filled to the topRare UK
- The cup was brimfull of steaming coffee..
2.
emotionRare UK overflowing with emotions or feelingsRare UK
- She was brimfull of joy at the news.
Origin of brimfull
Middle English, brim (edge) + full (full)
Examples of brimfull in a sentence
Her eyes were brimfull with tears of joy. His heart was brimfull of pride after the victory. The letter left her brimfull of nostalgia.
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- French:débordant, plein, ...
- German:randvoll, übervoll, ...
- Italian:traboccante, pieno, ...
- Spanish:rebosante, lleno, ...
- Portuguese:transbordando, repleto, ...
- Chinese:满到边缘, 充满的, ...
- Japanese:満杯の, 満ち溢れた, ...
- Arabic:مُمْتَلِئ حَتَّى الحَافَة, مُتَفَيِّض, ...
- Hebrew:מָלֵא עַד הַשּׂוּפָה, שׁוֹפֵעַ, ...
- Russian:полный до краёв, переполненный, ...
- Ukrainian:повний до країв, переповнений, ...
- Hindi:पूरा भरा हुआ, उल्लासित, ...
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