chock-a-block

• Informelles britisches Adverb, das „vollständig gefüllt“ oder „bis zum Rand überfüllt“ bedeutet. Wird oft verwendet, um einen Raum oder einen Zeitplan zu beschreiben, der mit Menschen oder Dingen überfüllt ist.

An informal British adverb meaning "completely full" or "crowded to capacity." It is often used to describe a space or schedule that is packed with people or things.

1. Completely full or packedB2informalbritish

   Filled to capacity; as full as possible.

   Proppenvoll

   • The train was chock-a-block with commuters this morning.
   • The schedule is chock-a-block with meetings all day.
   • The store was chock-a-block with shoppers during the sale.

   Synonymebrimmingjam-packedoverflowingpackedstuffedteeming

   Antonymebareemptyvacant