to capacity in English

full, no room remaining, from one end to anothe

Use "to capacity" in a sentence

1. The school is filled to capacity.

2. The show played to capacity crowds.

3. The hall was filled to capacity .

4. 2 Storage specifications refer to capacity before formatting.

5. Filled near or to capacity: a Crowded bus

6. 4 Storage specifications refer to capacity before formatting.

7. We have filled this Conference Center to capacity for every session.

8. The prerequisites concerning exact experimentation in regard to capacity adaptation are described.

9. Activities relating to capacity-building in the administration of justice and law enforcement

10. Often the halls are filled to capacity and the air gets unpleasantly hot.

11. Brimming definition: filled to capacity synonyms: full, brimful, brimfull antonyms: empty, emptiness, thin, fractional

12. The stadium was filled to capacity, and hundreds more were listening to loudspeakers outside.

13. * Actual spending was $2.0 million lower than authorities due to capacity and technical constraints.

14. Continue to accord priority to capacity-building for professionals involved in the response to trafficking;

15. Large inventories of kiln dried lumber piled up to capacity in climate controled warehouses awaiting future orders.

16. No, no, no, the three of us here, we, we kind of fill it up to capacity.

17. In addition to capacity building, other priority areas which Cameroon mentioned were education, health, agriculture and infrastructure development.

18. This did not work very well, because investment was constrained by deficient domestic aggregate demand relative to capacity.

19. 1 Storage specifications refer to capacity before formatting and do not include space required for the operating system.

20. This year over 000 people will die from heart disease; that's Wembley stadium filled to capacity four times over!

21. Therefore, these data do no seem to show the real size of the agglomerations and use to capacity of plants.

22. Brimfull: 1 adj filled to capacity Synonyms: brimful , brimming full containing as much or as many as is possible or normal

23. When Brothers Knorr and Franz arrived, the stadium was already filled to capacity, with additional thousands still outside waiting to get in.

24. You may have a technology but unless you have to capacity to absorb it, to assimilate it, that technology is of no use.

25. We continue with priority to capacity building, sharing of expertise and bridging of institutions between ASEAN and India for promoting economic development and ensuring peace and stability.

26. Brimfull - filled to capacity; "a brimful cup"; "I am brimful of chowder"; "a child brimming over with curiosity"; "eyes brimming with tears"

27. Brimming: 1 adj filled to capacity “a child Brimming over with curiosity” “eyes Brimming with tears” Synonyms: brimful , brimfull full containing as much or as many as is possible or normal

28. Four days after the earthquake, the Islamic Relief Agency provided a Boeing 747 cargo plane, which was quickly filled to capacity with blankets, tents, hygiene kits, medical supplies, sleeping bags, coats, and tarps from the bishops’ storehouse.

29. Brownout may refer to: Brownout (electricity), drop in voltage in an electrical power supply, so named because it typically causes lights to dim Brownout (software engineering), a technique inspired by Brownout in electricity, to make applications more tolerant to capacity shortages

30. Appointments For security purposes and due to capacity limitations, the Consular Section does not allow third parties (such as friends, family or business contacts) to attend the ACS interview, with the exception of parents or legal guardians accompanying minors, elderly applicants, or

31. ‘Billy Graham was drawing Capacity crowds around the world when John Paul II was still a junior professor in Poland.’ ‘Johnny was a great favourite in Bourke's Lounge in the village where he played to Capacity crowds on several occasions over the past decade.’

32. Burthen: 1 v weight down with a load Synonyms: burden , weight , weight down Antonyms: disburden , unburden take the burden off; remove the burden from Types: overburden load with excessive weight plumb weight with lead saddle load or burden; encumber Type of: charge fill or load to capacity n a variant of `burden' Type of: burden , load ,