full-size
/ˌfʊl ˈsaɪz/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌfʊl ˈsaɪz/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈfu̇l-ˌsīz/ (ame, mw)
full-size — 形容詞
1. having the standard measurements for items of its kind, without being a smaller
標準尺寸
物品的標準尺寸，未經縮小
having the standard measurements for items of its kind, without being a smaller variant
Elena replaced her compact keyboard with a full-size one for typing comfortably.
Elena 為了打字更舒適，將小型鍵盤換成了標準尺寸的鍵盤。
full-size + noun: contrasting with a smaller variant
The full-size sofa barely fit through the narrow doorway of Kwame's flat.
那張標準尺寸的沙發差點塞不進 Kwame 狹窄的公寓門。
Fatima ordered the full-size print rather than the small version for the gallery wall.
Fatima 為畫廊牆面訂購了標準尺寸的印刷品，而不是小型版本。
A full-size model of the dinosaur skeleton stood in the museum lobby.
博物館大廳裡立著一具標準尺寸的恐龍骨架模型。
Hugo's new tent is full-size, with room for three people and their camping gear.
Hugo 的新帳篷是標準尺寸的，可容納三人及其露營裝備。
- full-sized
identical meaning; more common in American English
- standard-size
emphasises conformity to a recognised norm or specification
- regular-size
informal; common in consumer and retail contexts
- miniature
much smaller; often used for collectible or decorative items
- compact
designed to take up less space than the standard version
- pocket-size
small enough to fit in a pocket
文法句型
full-size + noun
用法筆記
Almost always placed before a noun. Predicative use ('the tent is full-size') is possible but less frequent. Distinguish from 'full-sized', which carries the same meaning and is more common in American English.