chock-a-block

• Adverbio coloquial británico que significa «completamente lleno» o «abarrotado hasta el límite». Se usa a menudo para describir un espacio o una agenda repleta de gente o cosas.

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.

   abarrotado

   • 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.

   Sinónimosbrimmingjam-packedoverflowingpackedstuffedteeming

   Antónimosbareemptyvacant