pleno

full, complete, plenary session, full meeting

ˈp l e n o

adjective Rare #31,076

full, complete Often used in set phrases like “en pleno” (right in the middle of) or “a pleno” (fully).

SP: El teatro estaba pleno.

EN: The theater was full.

Forms of pleno

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	—	plena

It's not good to water plants in full sun.

In broad daylight.

— Un día de furia (1993)

The program must continue at full capacity after the war.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

Right in the center this time.

— Un asunto de familia (2018)

The phone startled us this morning while we were asleep.

The wedding preparations were in full swing.

— Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003)

A gang of three robbed the bank in broad daylight.

His car was stolen in broad daylight.

The party was in full swing when he left.

noun · masculine Rare #45,911

plenary session, full meeting Often used for the full meeting of a council, parliament, or similar body.

SP: El pleno del ayuntamiento se reúne mañana.

EN: The city council’s full meeting is tomorrow.

I am the complete set.

— State and Main (2000)

Pure intelligence.

— Las invasiones bárbaras (2003)

I want a meeting of the full city council.

— State and Main (2000)

The plenary session.

— State and Main (2000)

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