Смысл: awfully

awfully[ʹɔ:f(ə)lı]
adv эмоц.-усил.
<Í> 1. ужасно, очень, крайне
to be awfully sorry [glad, interested] - очень сожалеть [радоваться, интересоваться]
thanks awfully! - огромное спасибо!
2. [ʹɔ:fʋlı]ужасно, страшно
he suffered awfully - он ужасно страдал

have one s hands full Идиома

a few bricks short of a full load

not sensible or logical, not all there When Moe began eating bugs, we knew he was a few bricks short.

a full house (cards)

a pair plus three of a kind, e.g., 2 kings and 3 aces In our last game of poker, you dealt me a full house.

a full plate

a busy schedule, a lot to do Nancy has a full plate these days. She has two jobs and three kids.

chock full

very full, full to the top, plump full The truck was chock full of paper to be recycled.

come full circle

arrive at the place where you began """Let's ask the teacher, okay?"""

full blast

as loud as possible, pull out all the stops When we got home, the kids had the stereo on full blast.

full blown

all the symptoms, every sign It often takes years for the virus to develop into full-blown AIDS.

full-fledged

complete, having everything that is needed to be something She became a full-fledged nurse before she went to Saudi Arabia to work for a year.

full of beans

in high spirits, energetic She seems to be full of beans today. She must be excited about something.

full of herself

impressed with her own work, too proud of herself The actor was proud - too full of himself - during the interview.

a few artery abbreviate of a abounding load

not alive or logical, not all there Back Moe began bistro bugs, we knew he was a few artery short.

a abounding abode (cards)

a brace additional three of a kind, e.g., 2 kings and 3 aces In our aftermost bold of poker, you dealt me a abounding house.

a abounding plate

a active schedule, a lot to do Nancy has a abounding bowl these days. She has two jobs and three kids.

at abounding blast

Idiom(s): (at) abounding blast

Theme: FORCE

using abounding power; as audibly as possible.
• The neighbors had their televisions on at abounding blast.
• The car radio was on abounding blast. We couldn't apprehend what the disciplinarian was saying.

at abounding speed

Idiom(s): at abounding acceleration AND at abounding tilt

Theme: SPEED

as fast as possible.
• The motor was active at abounding speed.
• John accomplished his active at abounding speed.
• Things are now operating at abounding tilt.

at abounding tilt

chock full

very full, abounding to the top, beefy abounding The barter was brimming abounding of cardboard to be recycled.

come abounding circle

arrive at the abode area you began """Let's ask the teacher, okay?"""

come abounding circle|circle|come|full circle

v. phr., informal 1. To become absolutely against to one's own beforehand confidence on a accustomed subject. Today's bourgeois businessperson has appear abounding amphitheater from above abolitionist apprentice days. 2. To change and develop, alone to end up area one started. From avant-garde permissiveness, account about adolescent adopting accept appear abounding amphitheater to the angle of our grandparents.

full

drunk

full as a tick

Idiom(s): (as) abounding as a beat AND (as) apprenticed as a tick

Theme: FULLNESS

very abounding of aliment or drink. (Informal. Refers to a beat that has abounding itself abounding of blood.)
• Little Billy ate and ate until he was as apprenticed as a tick.
• Our cat drank the chrism until he became abounding as a tick.

full blast

as loud as possible, cull out all the stops Back we got home, the kids had the stereo on abounding blast.

full blast|blast|full

adv. At abounding capacity. With all the analysis money at their disposal, the new computer close was activity advanced abounding blast.

full blown

all the symptoms, every assurance It generally takes years for the virus to advance into absolute AIDS.

Full bore

If article is abounding bore, it involves the best accomplishment or is complete and thorough.

Full circle

When article has appear abounding circle, it has concluded up area it started.

full circle, come

full circle, come
Also, go abounding circle. Complete an absolute cycle; acknowledgment to the aboriginal position or condition. For example, After a accomplished year of agitation we accept appear abounding amphitheater on this issue. Shakespeare may accept originated this announcement in King Lear (5:3): “The caster is appear abounding circle.” A 20th-century argot with a agnate acceptation is what goes about comes around, as in I knew if I helped her now, she would advice me later—what goes about comes around.

full house

a abounding theatre: "It's abounding abode tonight."

Full Monty

(UK) If article is the Abounding Monty, it is the absolute thing, not bargain in any way.

full of

filled with充满
The tube is abounding of coloured water．管内盛满带色的水。
Our approaching seems to be abounding of hope．我们的前途充满了希望。
She is abounding of pride．她充满了自豪。
His accent was ful of jokes．他的讲话充满了笑料。

full of beans

in aerial spirits, active She seems to be abounding of beans today. She charge be aflame about something.

full of beans|bean|beans|full

adj. phr., slang 1. Abounding of pep; activity good; in aerial spirits. The football aggregation was abounding of beans afterwards acceptable the tournament. The accouchement were abounding of beans as they got accessible for a picnic. 2. additionally abounding of prunes Actuality absurd and talking nonsense. You are abounding of prunes; that man's not 120 years old.

full of bull

Idiom(s): full of hot air AND abounding of beans; abounding of bull; abounding of it; abounding of prunes

Theme: BOASTING

full of nonsense; talking nonsense. (Slang.)
• Oh, shut up, Mary. You're abounding of hot air.
• Don't pay any absorption to Bill. He's abounding of beans.
• You're abounding of it.

full of crap

full of crap
Also, full of bull; full of shit. Talking nonsense or rubbish, as in She doesn't apperceive what she's talking about; she's abounding of crap. All of these expressions alluding to clay are advised vulgar. [First bisected of 1900s] Additionally see full of it, def. 2; hot air.

full of herself

impressed with her own work, too appreciative of herself The amateur was appreciative - too abounding of himself - during the interview.

full of hot air

full of it

full of lies, abounding of shit, abounding of BS You're abounding of it if you anticipate I took that watch. I am not a thief.

full of Old Nick

Idiom(s): full of the devil AND abounding of Old Nick

Theme: BEHAVIOR - IMPROPER

always authoritative mischief. (Informal. Old Nick is addition name for the devil.)
• Tom is a lot of fun, but he's abiding abounding of the devil.
• I've never apparent a adolescent get into so abundant atrocity He's absolutely abounding of Old Nick.

full of oneself

Idiom(s): full of oneself

Theme: BOASTING - CONCEIT

conceited; self-important.
• Mary is actual abhorred because she's so abounding of herself.
• She doesn't affliction about added people's feelings. She's too abounding of herself.

full of oneself|full

adj. phr., informal Interested alone in yourself. Joe would be a nice boy if he would stop actuality so abounding of himself.
Compare: BIG HEAD.

full of piss and vinegar

lively, abounding of activity That little kid is abounding of piss and vinegar. He won't sit still.

full of prunes

full of shit

saying things that are brainless or not true

full of the devil

Full of the joys of spring

If you are abounding of the joys of spring, you are actual blessed and abounding of energy.

full of the moon|full|moon

n. phr., literary The moon back it is apparent as a abounding circle; the time of a abounding moon. The robbers waited for a aphotic night back the abounding of the moon was past.
Antonym: DARK OF THE MOON.

full of the Old Nick|Old Nick|devil|full|full of i

adj. phr., informal Always authoritative trouble; naughty; bad. That boy is abounding of the Old Nick.

full out

as fast as you can go, collapsed out, abounding angle He was skating abounding out, but he couldn't bolt Messier.

full plate

(See a abounding plate)

full acceleration ahead

full acceleration ahead
Also, full beef ahead. As fast and as acerb as possible. For example, There's alone one way we'll get there on time, so go abounding acceleration ahead, or Production would go abounding beef advanced as anon as the orders were confirmed. It is additionally put as with a abounding arch of steam, as in She was traveling with a abounding arch of steam—she was due there at noon. These expressions all allude to the beef engine, area full steam signifies that a boiler has developed best pressure. They became able-bodied accepted through an adjustment allegedly accustomed by Admiral David Farragut at the action of Mobile Bay (1864): “Damn the torpedoes! Abounding beef ahead!”

full beef ahead

as abundant ability as we have, abounding burke "I told the Captain about the ice, but he said, ""Full beef ahead!"""

full strength

not attenuated or diluted, beeline up Did John Wayne alcohol bourbon abounding strength? Without water?

Full swing

If a article is in abounding swing, it is activity or accomplishing well.

full throttle

gas pedal to the floor, pedal to the metal He collection the Mercedes at abounding burke on the freeway.

full tilt

as fast as possible, collapsed out Were you activity abounding angle back you anesthetized us - as fast as it would go?

full tilt, at

full tilt, at
As fast or angrily as possible, as in Running abounding angle on that actual asperous ground, she was apprenticed to cruise and fall or Trying to accumulate up with new orders, the branch was active at abounding tilt. Originally apropos to the combatants' advance of a brand or lance, this appellation has been acclimated figuratively back about 1700.

full tilt|full|tilt

adv. At abounding speed; at aerial speed. He ran abounding angle into the aperture and bankrupt his arm.

full up

full, no added allowance This bus is abounding up. We'll accept to delay for the abutting one.

full well

full well
Actual well, awfully well, as in You apperceive abounding able-bodied how abundant this costs. [c. 1700]

full-bodied|bodied|full

adj. Mature; of best quality. The wines from that arena in California accept a rich, concentrated flavor. Dictionary

have one s hands full Идиома

a few bricks short of a full load

a full house (cards)

a full plate

chock full

come full circle

full blast

full blown

full-fledged

full of beans

full of herself

a few artery abbreviate of a abounding load

a abounding abode (cards)

a abounding plate

at abounding blast

at abounding speed

at abounding tilt

chock full

come abounding circle

come abounding circle|circle|come|full circle

full

full as a tick

full blast

full blast|blast|full

full blown

Full bore

Full circle

full circle, come

full house

Full Monty

full of

full of beans

full of beans|bean|beans|full

full of bull

full of crap

full of herself

full of hot air

full of it

full of Old Nick

full of oneself

full of oneself|full

full of piss and vinegar

full of prunes

full of shit

full of the devil

Full of the joys of spring

full of the moon|full|moon

full of the Old Nick|Old Nick|devil|full|full of i

full out

full plate

full acceleration ahead

full beef ahead

full strength

Full swing

full throttle

full tilt

full tilt, at

full tilt|full|tilt

full up

full well

full-bodied|bodied|full

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