| 词组 | full |
| 释义 | full Full is very often followed by of • The groundwork of this narrative is ... more full of details which Hawthorne had personally observed —Carl Van Dören, The American Novel, 1940 • All his motions were full of tender concern —Morley Callaghan, The Loved and the Lost, 1951 • Then one night, Ring came round, fuller of bounce than ever —Frank O'Connor, Harpers, April 1971 The phrase to have one's hands full, however, is followed by with when it takes a preposition: • Why a man who already had his hands full with two such posts should then begin to cultivate so great a passion for a university presidency —Harold Taylor, Saturday Rev., 14 Apr. 1973 |
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