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voll

/fɔl/ adjective A2
  1. full; filled
  2. full (not hungry anymore) (colloquial)
  3. drunk (colloquial)

Comparative voller · Superlative am vollsten

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After der, die, das (dieser, jeder)
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativevollevollevollevollen
Accusativevollenvollevollevollen
Dativevollenvollenvollenvollen
Genitivevollenvollenvollenvollen
Without an article
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativevollervollevollesvolle
Accusativevollenvollevollesvolle
Dativevollemvollervollemvollen
Genitivevollenvollervollenvoller
After ein, kein, mein
masculinefeminineneuterPlural
Nominativevollervollevollesvollen
Accusativevollenvollevollesvollen
Dativevollenvollenvollenvollen
Genitivevollenvollenvollenvollen

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In dem kleinen Ort im österreichischen Salzkammergut leben knapp 750 Menschen; an besonders vollen Tagen schieben sich bis zu zehntausend Besucherinnen und Besucher durch die schmalen Gassen.
Hallstatt und der Ansturm der Besucher, p. 1 · C1

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