fully; to the full; completely

full; having eaten one's fill; plump

satisfy; enjoy; have a feast for

to eat and eat; to stuff oneself

to have eaten too much

very full; full (up) to the throat

learned, scholarly, academic, well educated.

well-read in...

to stuff one's pockets / to take bribes

to enjoy fully; to experience to the full over a long period

lament hunger, not fullness

(of food) be stuffed; be full

to have eaten too much

very full; full (up) to the throat

(idiom) to bite off more than you can chew, to be greedy (for food), to be a glutton; (lit. greedy eyes, full stomach) | Syn.: 眼闊肚窄, 口大喉嚨小, 眼大肚子小

eat (medicine etc.) on a full stomach

to eat / take on a full stomach [colloquial]

drinking one's fill and eating oneself drunk (satisfaction after a good meal and many drinks)

feeling satisfied after eating and drinking one's fill

saturation state

not worried about acting as a fool (slang)

to gulp down the food; to get stuck into one's food [colloquial]

describes someone who has nothing better to do [colloquial]

be full (from eating)

feeling full after eating (spoken)

full (from food)

plump

both expensive and not filling (of a restaurant )

(of food) expensive but not satisfying

to have one's basic needs met; to be fed and clothed

to be full of (emotion); to brim with (love, tears, etc.)

be fully stuffed with rice of no worries (note: 無憂米 is a noun phrase)

lead a comfortable and worry-free life; have no concept of crisis

(to be full and need not worry for food); live a comfortable life and have nothing to worry about

to live a comfortable life without much worries [colloquial]

saturation

to laugh heartily