voll
A1#336Hear it
adjective
- full; filled
- fullnot hungry anymore
- drunk
adverb
- fully
- very; quite; really
Forms
Declension
| masculine | feminine | neuter | plural | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| nominative | voller | volle | volles | volle |
| genitive | vollen | voller | vollen | voller |
| dative | vollem | voller | vollem | vollen |
| accusative | vollen | volle | volles | volle |
Degrees
| comparative | voller |
|---|---|
| superlative | am vollsten |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Das Glas ist voll.The glass is full.A1Wörter, die Sätze verbinden — Words that join sentences (A1)
- Wer kümmert sich darum? Der Kühlschrank ist voll.Who's taking care of it? The fridge is full.A1Noch einmal, bitte (3) — Once more, please (3) (A1)
- Er hat keine Waffe, keine Ahnung, nur eine volle Tasche.He has no weapon, no idea, only a full bag.A1Noch einmal, bitte (1) — Once more, please (1) (A1)
- Jenes Fass im Keller ist voller Wein.That barrel in the cellar is full of wine.A2Noch einmal, bitte (3) — Once more, please (3) (A2)
Other ways to say it
- ausnehmendexceptionally, exquisitely
- außerordentlichextraordinary (not ordinary), exceptional; outside of a set plan or order
- betrunkendrunk, inebriated
- breitbroad, wide; wide
- derbeUsed as intensifier; very
- echtauthentic, genuine, true; real; factual
- enormenormous; very, so
- erstaunlichamazing, impressive, surprising (contrary to or surpassing expectations, in a positive or neutral framing)
Idioms built on the body
- die Nase voll habento be fed upLiterally to have the nose full.