full-size
full-size
Definition
full·-size (fo̵ol′sīz′)
adjective
- of or being the usual or standard size, length, etc.
- of or being a large size a full-size sedan
- designating or for a bed that is 54 by 75 in
full-size
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- mock-up: The Research Associate worked closely with ESL's technical team to develop a full-size mock-up of the bath for public exhibit.
- replica: The building of a full-size replica is long overdue.
- engraving: Click on the thumbnail to see a full-size engraving of Phillips's portrait of Sir Joseph Banks.
- keyboard: The Electron could not be made much smaller, yet still have a full-size keyboard.
- cooker: There is a full-size electric cooker, a fridge and a microwave, and all crockery, cutlery, pans and utensils.
- pitch: For football lovers there is our full-size football pitch, which has attracted many premier football teams.
Modifying Another Word
- then: You then full-size them in separate monitors... Of course you need a PC with 3 graphics cards.
Browse dictionary entries near full-size
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- fullback
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