Usages of lleno
Mi primo trajo una cubeta llena de agua para limpiar el patio antes de poner el tapete nuevo.
My cousin brought a bucket full of water to clean the patio before placing the new rug.
El armario está lleno de ropa.
The closet is full of clothes.
El vaso está medio lleno.
The glass is half full.
El parqueadero está lleno; lo buscaremos en otra calle.
The parking lot is full; we will look for it on another street.
Levanté la mirada al cielo y lo vi lleno de estrellas.
I lifted my gaze to the sky and saw it full of stars.
El pasillo está lleno de estudiantes que buscan un asiento.
The hallway is full of students looking for a seat.
El buzón está lleno porque el mensajero trajo folletos del barrio.
The mailbox is full because the courier brought neighborhood flyers.
La lavadora está llena; no metas más ropa.
The washing machine is full; don’t put in more clothes.
Mi hermana quiere ser pintora y ya tiene una pared llena de dibujos.
My sister wants to be a painter and already has a wall full of drawings.
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