Examples of using "полны" in a sentence and their english translations:
Birds abound in the woods.
Children are full of energy.
We're enthusiastic.
The barns are full of grain.
Proverbs are full of wisdom.
- Humans are hateful.
- Humans are full of hate.
- Her eyes were full of sadness.
- Your eyes were full of sadness.
- Their eyes were full of sadness.
His eyes were filled with tears.
Her eyes were full of sadness.
Your eyes were full of sadness.
night ushers in surprising behaviors...
The big cities are full of allurements.
The nets were loaded with fish.
Your eyes are brimming with tears.
No, they're full of shit.
People were filled with fright.
We were filled with joyful expectation.
Her eyes were filled with tears.
- The streets were overflowing with young couples.
- The neighborhood was full of young couples.
Your eyes were full of sadness.
Mary's eyes were filled with tears.
Their eyes were full of sadness.
Her eyes were full of sadness.
Tom's eyes were full of tears.
Young people are usually full of energy.
They're very enthusiastic.
Parents were hopeful about the future.
Both of us are still strong.
The mountains in this part of the country are full of variety.
The trees were full of birds.
The big cities are full of allurements.
even more interesting is that the mosques next to it are not full
The girl's eyes were filled with tears.
His eyes were full of tears.
I could feel tears were watering my eyes, but I couldn't cry.
What Lou didn't anticipate in 1994 was that websites would eventually be full of elements
The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.
A nice lady took me into a huge, gigantic – аt least from a 3-year-old's perspective – room, with tall shelves filled with toys. And I was sitting there, in one place, for I have no idea how long, but probably for a colossal 5 minutes or so, and then I just started crying like I've never cried before (or at least that's how my mom described it to me). Ladies from the kindergarten tried to calm me, but there was no use. Fortunately, my mother was still there, talking with a parent of another kid, so she came to me and took me home. And they decided to never take me there again until I was 6 or so.