Loanword from English 'full'. Used as a na-adjective or prefix to mean something is at its maximum capacity, complete, or whole.
Let's try using the new features to the fullest.
I worked a full day today.
I fully charged it, so my phone battery is fine.
Run the engine at full power.
The full album was released.
full-time (work) · full time (sports)
full name
full-size; full-sized
joyful
full-course dinner; multicourse meal · full educational course; complete curriculum
full set
full marathon
full house
full swing
fullback
soulful; full of soul
full speed; top speed
full moon
full scratch building; making from scratch
full completion; fully completing a collection
heartwarming; kind-hearted; warm-hearted; considerate
full charge
fully redundant
full operation; running at full capacity
full use; extensive use; complete utilization
full operation; full capacity; full speed
fully equipped; fully loaded
skillful; skilled
tasteful; stylish; tactful
trifle (dessert)
peaceful; calm; tranquil
Loanword from English 'full'.