Usages of ippai ni
ごみ箱 が いっぱい に なったら、 袋 を 再利用します。gomibako ga ippai ni nattara, hukuro wo sairiyousimasu.
When the trash can is full, I reuse the bag.
道 が 人 で いっぱい に なりました。miti ga hito de ippai ni narimasita.
The street became full of people.
自由席 は 便利 だ が、 ほぼ いつも いっぱい に なる。ziyuuseki ha benri da ga, hobo itumo ippai ni naru.
Non-reserved seats are convenient, but they’re almost always full.
朝 の 電車 が 遅延する と、 駅 の ホーム が 人 で いっぱい に なります。asa no densya ga tiensuru to, eki no hoomu ga hito de ippai ni narimasu.
When the morning train is delayed, the station platform becomes full of people.
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