all members; everybody; full team
Wasei-eigo from 'full member', used to mean the complete set of members or participants, not a single full member. Often used in contexts like sports, bands, or project teams.
wasei-eigo (Japanese-coined English), from full member
All members were present for today's practice.
We face the match with a full team.
regular member; full-fledged member
Rare usage; refers to a person who is a regular or full member of a group, as opposed to a temporary or associate member. This sense is much less common than the 'all members' meaning.
He is not yet a full member; he is an associate member.