fullness

fullness
fullness
tr['fʊlnəs]
noun
1 (being full) plenitud nombre femenino, abundancia
2 (width) amplitud nombre femenino
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
in the fullness of time con el tiempo
fullness ['fʊlnəs] n
1) abundance: plenitud f, abundancia f
2) : amplitud f (de una falda)
fullness
n.
anchura s.f.
holgura s.f.
lleno s.m.
plenitud s.f.
preñez s.f.
vuelo s.m.
'fʊlnəs, 'fʊlnɪs
mass noun
1) (repletion) plenitud f
2) (completeness) lo completo

in the fullness of time — con el tiempo

['fʊlnɪs]
N
1) [of detail] abundancia f
2) [of figure] plenitud f ; [of dress] amplitud f
3)

in the fullness of time — liter (=eventually) con el correr del tiempo; (=at predestined time) a su debido tiempo

* * *
['fʊlnəs, 'fʊlnɪs]
mass noun
1) (repletion) plenitud f
2) (completeness) lo completo

in the fullness of time — con el tiempo


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