full

- adj. 充满的
- adj. 详尽的
- n. 全部
- Definition
- adj. containing as much as possible
- adj. complete and detailed
- n. the complete amount or extent of something
- Example
- The bus was completely full during rush hour today.
- 今天高峰时间公交车挤得满满的。
Synonyms & Differences 近义词辨析
Compared meaning: filled or loaded with something (adjective).
比较义项:装满、充满某物(形容词)。
- full 本词
The most general and neutral of the four; simply means a space or container has reached its maximum capacity. Used for people, seats, containers — not specifically about heavy weight, and never used for abstract things like danger or tension.
四个词中最通用、最中性的一个,只是指某个空间或容器达到了最大容量。常用于人、座位、容器等,不特别强调重量,也从不用于危险、紧张等抽象事物。
The car park was already full by eight in the morning.
早上八点,停车场就已经满了。
- loaded
Describes something, often a vehicle, carrying a heavy physical load; fairly common and neutral-to-informal. Focuses on the weight being carried, especially in relation to a vehicle's or container's carrying capacity.
指某物(常指车辆)装载了很重的实物,用法较普遍,语气中性偏口语。强调所装载的重量,尤其与车辆或容器的装载能力有关。
The moving truck was so loaded it could barely climb the hill.
搬家卡车装得太满,几乎爬不上那个坡。
- laden
A more literary, old-fashioned word for carrying a heavy load; often used about people bent under what they carry, or trees heavy with fruit. Rarely used in casual speech.
一个更书面、略显过时的词,用来表示装载了很重的东西;常用来形容因所背之物而弯腰的人,或结满果实的树,口语中较少使用。
She walked into the room, laden with shopping bags from a long day out.
她走进房间,手里提满了逛了一天街买的购物袋。
- fraught
Used only for abstract, usually negative things — danger, tension, difficulty, emotion — never physical objects. More formal; often appears with an abstract noun to mean filled with it.
只用于抽象且通常是负面的事物,例如危险、紧张、困难或情绪,绝不用于具体实物;语气更正式,常以fraught加抽象名词的搭配出现,表示“充满……”。
The peace talks were fraught with danger from the outset.
和平谈判从一开始就充满了危险。
All four mean filled with something. Full means completely filled. Loaded means carrying something heavy, often a vehicle. Laden is literary, for someone heavy-laden. Fraught applies only to abstract, negative things like danger, never objects. Loaded can also mean biased or rich; not compared here.
这四个词都可以表示“装满或充满某物”,但语气和使用场合不同:full最常用、最中性,强调达到容量上限;loaded和laden都指装载了很重的东西,loaded较口语化、常用于交通工具或货物,laden更书面、常与人或果实等搭配,强调“负重”的状态;fraught通常只用于抽象且多为负面的事物(如危险、紧张),很少指具体物品。这里不比较loaded的“别有用意的”和“富有的”这两个义项。
Compared meaning: complete, total, used to add emphasis (adjective).
比较义项:完全、彻底的(形容词,用于加强语气)。
- full 本词
Full stresses that no detail or information is left out, as in a full account or full details; neutral in tone, typically used with reports, explanations, or stories.
full 强调没有遗漏任何细节或信息,如full account(详尽的叙述)或full details(详尽的细节);语气中性,常与报告、说明、故事等词搭配。
Please send us a full report explaining exactly what went wrong yesterday.
请给我们发一份详尽的报告,说明昨天到底出了什么问题。
- total
Total is the most common, everyday intensifier meaning absolute or entire, used before nouns describing a state or person, such as total silence or a total stranger.
total 是最常见、最口语化的强调词,意为“完全的、彻底的”,常用于描述状态或人的名词前,如total silence(一片寂静)或a total stranger(完全陌生的人)。
The office descended into total chaos when the fire alarm went off.
消防警报响起时,办公室陷入了一片彻底的混乱。
- complete
Complete overlaps with both full and total, stressing that nothing is missing or lacking; slightly more formal, often paired with surprise, disaster, or opposite.
complete 兼有full和total的意味,强调毫无欠缺;语气略正式,常与surprise(惊喜)、disaster(灾难)、opposite(对立面)等词搭配。
My sister is the complete opposite of me when it comes to fashion.
在穿衣品味上,我妹妹和我完全相反。
- rank
Rank is the strongest and most formal, almost always negative, used only before disparaging nouns like amateur, stupidity, or injustice to mean utterly bad.
rank 语气最重、最正式,几乎只用于贬义场合,只修饰amateur(外行)、stupidity(愚蠢)、injustice(不公)等负面名词,意为“十足的、糟糕透顶的”。
He's a rank amateur who has no idea how the stock market works.
他就是个十足的外行,根本不懂股市是怎么回事。
All four can intensify a noun, meaning 'completely'. Full stresses that no detail is left out, as in a full account. Total and complete are common, neutral intensifiers, as in total silence. Rank is the strongest, almost always negative, used before words like amateur.
这四个词都可以作形容词,表示“完全、彻底、毫无保留”,中文释义都接近“完全的/彻底的/详尽的/十足的”,容易被中国学习者混用。但语气强弱和用法不同:full 侧重细节详尽,total 和 complete 是最常用的泛义强调词,语气较中性,rank 语气最重,几乎只用于贬义场合。这里不比较 full 的“满的”(如 the bus was full,公交车坐满了)、total 的“总数的”(total cost,总费用)、complete 的动词义“完成”(complete a project,完成一个项目)、以及 rank 的名词义“等级/军衔”或动词义“排名”(rank first,排名第一)。