/ˈpleno/
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Translation
full, complete
Word origin
From Latin plenus ('full'). The same root gives English 'plenary', 'plenty' and 'replenish'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- plenus
- English cognates
- plenary, plenty, replenish
Grammar
Feminineplena
Masc pluralplenos
Fem pluralplenas
Examples
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They robbed him in broad daylight.
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The team is in top form this year.
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They started arguing in the middle of the street.
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I have full confidence in you.
, mucha .
We arrived in the middle of winter, with lots of snow.
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