| バスは満員だった。 | The bus was filled to capacity. |
| ホールは満員だった。 | The hall was filled to capacity. |
| どのバスも満員です。 | Every bus is full. |
| すべてのバスは満員です。 | All the buses are full. |
| 満員電車の中は息が詰まりそうだった。 | I thought I was going to suffocate on the crowded train. |
| 講堂は心配そうな志願者で満員である。 | The auditorium is filled to capacity with anxious applicants. |
| どの電車も満員で、持ち物も手から放しても落ちないほどです。 | But every train is so crowded that whatever we have in our hands doesn't fall even if we let it go. |
| その列車はみな、発車１０分前に満員で立錐の余地もなかった。 | All the coaches of the train were packed to capacity ten minutes before it started. |
| その劇はとても人気があったので、劇場はほとんど満員だった。 | The play was so popular that the theater was almost full. |
| ホテルはその夜、満員だったので、遅い客は何人か断らざるをえなかった。 | Fully booked for the night, the hotel had to turn away some late guests. |
| 列車は満員だった。そこで彼女は２等車で旅行せねばならなかったし、ずっと立っていなければならなかった。 | The train was full, so she was obliged to travel second-class, and had to stand all the way. |
| 都市の親父は、会社で８時間、それに毎朝毎夕、会社への行き帰りに満員電車の中でさらに２時間過ごさなければならない。 | Fathers in cities spend eight hours in the office and another two hours traveling to and from their work on trains full of people every morning and evening. |
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