lleno

Inherited from Old Spanish lleno, lenno, inherited from Latin plēnus, whence also Spanish pleno, which is a borrowed doublet. The Latin word derives from Proto-Italic *plēnos, from Proto-Indo-European *pl̥h₁nós (“full”).

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(transitive) to fill something up
(transitive) to fill out or complete a form
(transitive) to complete a group
(Argentina, Uruguay, transitive) to bore, to tire
(Cuba, Uruguay, transitive) to bother, to disturb
(intransitive, rare) to become full
(colloquial, pronominal) to gorge, to chow down
(colloquial, intransitive, pronominal, transitive) to smear, soil, stain (something or someone); to become smeared, dirty, stained.

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lleno , la unión principal se cierra con nylon grueso .

Once filled, the main joint is closed with thick nylon.

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