Füller: translate German

Summary

German to English: more detail...

Füller:
- fountain-pen
Wiktionary:
- Füller → fountain pen, pen
- Füller → pen, ballpoint pen, fountain pen, felt-tip pen

English to German: more detail...

full:
- vollgeladen; gefüllt; voll; vollgestopft; gesättigt; satt; befriedigt; komplett; vollzählig; sonor; klangvoll; klangreich; wohlklingend; wohllautend
Wiktionary:
- full → voll, satt, ganz, gesamt, vollständig, komplett, betrunken, besoffen, umfassend
- full → voll, völlig, vollständig, reichlich, überflüssig, überschüssig, versehen, ausgedehnt, geräumig, weit, breit, umfassend, umfangreich, komplett, ganz, total

German

Detailed Translations for Füller from German to English

Füller:

Füller [der ~] noun

der Füller (Füllfederhalter; Füllfeder)
the fountain-pen
- fountain-pen [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for Füller:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
fountain-pen	Füller; Füllfeder; Füllfederhalter

Synonyms for "Füller":

Füllfeder; Füllfederhalter; Patronenfüller; Schreiber; Schreibstift; Stift

Wiktionary Translations for Füller:

Füller

noun

Kurzform von Füllfederhalter: Schreibgerät, das einen kleinen Speicher für Tinte enthält und somit andauerndes Schreiben mit Tinte ermöglicht
- Füller → fountain pen; pen

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• Füller	→ pen; ballpoint pen; fountain pen; felt-tip pen	↔ stylo — objet allongé muni d’un réservoir d’encre et d’une pointe métallique, destiné à être pris en main et à réaliser un tracé par application de la pointe sur une surface plane et poreuse par capillarité.

External Machine Translations:

English

Detailed Translations for Füller from English to German

full:

full adj

full (packed; crammed)
vollgeladen
- vollgeladen adj
full (stuffed; filled; filled out)
gefüllt; voll; vollgestopft
- gefüllt adj
- voll adj
- vollgestopft adj
full (sated; satisfied; stuffed)
voll; gesättigt; satt; befriedigt
- voll adj
- gesättigt adj
- satt adj
- befriedigt adj
full (plenary; complete)
komplett; vollzählig
- komplett adj
- vollzählig adj
full (sonorous; resonant)
sonor; klangvoll; klangreich; wohlklingend; wohllautend
- sonor adj
- klangvoll adj
- klangreich adj
- wohlklingend adj
- wohllautend adj

Translation Matrix for full:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	full moon; full phase of the moon; full-of-the-moon
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	wax
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	broad; entire; good; replete; total; wide; wide-cut
Adverb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	fully; to the full
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
befriedigt	full; sated; satisfied; stuffed	contented; fullfilled; satiated; satisfied
gefüllt	filled; filled out; full; stuffed	satisfied
gesättigt	full; sated; satisfied; stuffed	contented; fullfilled; satiated; satisfied
klangreich	full; resonant; sonorous	resonant; resounding; ringing; sounding
klangvoll	full; resonant; sonorous	melodious; tuneful
komplett	complete; full; plenary	all; all of it; captivating; complete; completely; enchanting; entirely; everything; fascinating; full time; fully; intact; integral; integrant; intriguing; thorough; total; undamaged; unimpaired; utter; utterly
satt	full; sated; satisfied; stuffed	enough; more than enough; plenty; satisfied; sick; stuffed animal; tired
sonor	full; resonant; sonorous	harmonious; melodious; sonorous
voll	filled; filled out; full; sated; satisfied; stuffed	as tight as a drum; boozed; chock-full; completely drunk; crammed; crowded; dead drunk; drunken; half drunk; inebriated; intoxicated; more than enough; packed; pissed; plenty; satisfied; soaked; thoroughly plastered; tipsy
vollgeladen	crammed; full; packed
vollgestopft	filled; filled out; full; stuffed	chock-a-block; chock-full; chockfull; crammed; crowded; full to the brim; overcrowded; packed; stuffed
vollzählig	complete; full; plenary	complete; completely; full time; fully; integral; total; utter; utterly
wohlklingend	full; resonant; sonorous	harmonious; melodious; sonorous; tuneful
wohllautend	full; resonant; sonorous	harmonious; melodious; sonorous; tuneful

Related Words for "full":

fullness, fullest

Synonyms for "full":

afloat; awash; flooded; inundated; overflowing; air-filled; brimful; brimfull; brimming; chockablock; chock-full; chockful; choke-full; chuck-full; cram full; congested; engorged; egg-filled; filled; fraught; pregnant; gas-filled; glutted; overfull; heavy; weighed down; instinct; replete; laden; loaded; ladened; overladen; overloaded; riddled; sperm-filled; stuffed; untouched; untasted; well-lined
entire; total; whole
complete
replete; nourished
booming; stentorian; grumbling; rumbling; plangent; rich; orotund; rotund; round; pear-shaped; sonorous; sounding
good; ample
broad; high
wide; wide-cut
full moon; full-of-the-moon; full phase of the moon; phase of the moon
beat
change; alter; modify
wax; increase
fully; to the full

Antonyms for "full":

empty; thin; wane

Related Definitions for "full":

having the normally expected amount¹
- gives full measure¹
having ample fabric¹
- a full skirt¹
constituting the full quantity or extent; complete¹
- gave full attention¹
complete in extent or degree and in every particular¹
- a full game¹
containing as much or as many as is possible or normal¹
- a full glass¹
- a sky full of stars¹
- a full life¹
- the auditorium was full to overflowing¹
being at a peak or culminating point¹
- full summer¹
(of sound) having marked deepness and body¹
- full tones¹
- a full voice¹
filled to satisfaction with food or drink¹
- a full stomach¹
to the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form)¹
- knew full well¹
- full-grown¹
- full-fledged¹
the time when the Moon is fully illuminated¹
- the moon is at the full¹
increase in phase¹
make (a garment) fuller by pleating or gathering¹
beat for the purpose of cleaning and thickening¹
- full the cloth¹

Wiktionary Translations for full:

full

adjective

satisfied, in relation to eating
- full → voll; satt
total, entire
- full → ganz; gesamt
complete
- full → vollständig; komplett
containing the maximum possible amount
- full → voll

full

adjective

nicht mehr hungrig; keinen Hunger mehr haben
- satt → full; satiated
alles davon, nicht nur ein Teil
- ganz → full; complete; entire; total; whole
von Alkohol berauscht
- betrunken → drunk; ebrious; full
(umgangssprachlich) zu viel Alkohol getrunken habend
- besoffen → full; canned; drunk; drunken
viele, beinahe alle Teilgebiete betreffend
- umfassend → extensive; full; complete; comprehensive; sweeping; thorough

vollständig, vollkommen, gänzlich gefüllt
- voll → full

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• full	→ voll	↔ vol — geheel gevuld
• full	→ voll; völlig; vollständig	↔ compleet — volledig, voltallig
• full	→ reichlich; überflüssig; überschüssig; versehen; ausgedehnt; geräumig; weit; breit; umfassend; umfangreich	↔ ample — Qui dépasser en largeur et en longueur la mesure ordinaire.
• full	→ vollständig; komplett; voll	↔ complet — À quoi il ne manquer aucune des parties nécessaires.
• full	→ ganz; total; voll	↔ entier — Qui a toutes ses parties, ou que l’on considérer dans toute son étendue.
• full	→ voll	↔ plein — Qui contient tout ce qu’il est capable de contenir ; il est opposé à vide. (Sens général).
• full	→ voll	↔ plein — Qui contenir tout ce qu’il est capable de contenir ; il est opposé à vide.

fuller:

Synonyms for "fuller":

Fuller; Melville W. Fuller; Melville Weston Fuller; chief justice
Buckminster Fuller; R. Buckminster Fuller; Richard Buckminster Fuller; architect; designer; engineer; applied scientist; technologist
workman; workingman; working man; working person

Related Definitions for "fuller":

a workman who fulls (cleans and thickens) freshly woven cloth for a living¹

Fuller:

Translation Matrix for Fuller:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Buckminster Fuller; Melville W. Fuller; Melville Weston Fuller; R. Buckminster Fuller; Richard Buckminster Fuller

Related Definitions for "Fuller":

United States architect who invented the geodesic dome (1895-1983)¹
United States jurist and chief justice of the United States Supreme Court (1833-1910)¹