Examples of using "полном" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was completely shocked.
The roses are in full bloom.
I'm perfectly all right.
Everything is in good order.
- I am totally confused.
- I'm totally confused.
She's being serious.
I would be really excited.
The committee are all present.
Tulips are in full bloom now.
- The room was all messed up.
- The room was in total disorder.
The cherry trees are in full blossom.
The team was complete.
Tom was in total shock.
The cherry trees are in full bloom now.
Tom was completely shocked.
They came in full force.
We were in total shock.
Everyone was totally shocked.
I'm doing fairly well now.
I was totally dumbfounded.
they are in a place full of strangers
The ship's crew is now complete.
Mom and baby were doing great.
He is now in the prime of manhood.
Tom sat on the bench all by himself.
She has the big room entirely to herself.
- Tom is all alone.
- Tom is completely alone.
I wandered through that region completely alone.
The whole government has resigned.
- I'm sure Tom is fine.
- I'm sure Tom's fine.
I was completely shocked.
although people have worked for decades to make this a reality.
He is literally stupid.
We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious meal.
Tom was absolutely miserable when his dog ran away.
The Peach Trees are in their full bloom.
This week the cherry blossoms in the park are in full bloom.
The car went out of control and pitched headlong into the river.
Tom was surprised to find Mary sitting all alone in the chapel.
He is driving at top speed.
I'm all alone here.
The hunger and poverty in this resource-rich world are one of the despicable characteristics of humanity.
And you can't help thinking if they'd been at full strength, they'd have won.
It relied on Berthier’s complete acceptance of his subordinate role: he played no part in devising
If I go, you'll be all alone.
Though Tom had drunk a lot the night before, come the morning he was stone-cold sober.
Being at the concert hall full of young kids made an old duffer like me feel out of tune.
Tom can't believe Mary is serious.
When Novak Djokovic was doing the on-court post-match interview after defeating Gilles Simon in an error-ridden five-setter, a fan shouted from the stands, "No more drop shots!" With a grin, Djokovic replied, "I hate to say that, but you're absolutely right."