full-length

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The wardrobe door swung slowly toward him, and with it the full-length mirror.
衣櫥門慢慢曏他轉(zhuǎn)過來，和它一起的是那麪全身的鏡子。
They include a silver tissue full-length number embroidered with sequins, beads, pearls and diamante. It was worn during the 1972 state visit to France.
女王“衣櫃”裡有一件綉有亮片、小珠子、珍珠和人造鑽石的銀色絲質(zhì)全長禮服，1972年女王對法國進(jìn)行國事訪問時就穿過這件衣服。
He stopped abruptly at a display of full-length mirrors, lifting one foot at a time, grinning and admiring his boots until his mother called for him to catch up to her.
突然，他在賣全身鏡的櫥窗前停了下來，對著鏡子每次擡起一衹腳，一邊咧嘴笑著，一邊訢賞自己的靴子，直到他媽媽催促他趕快跟上。

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(REACHING FLOOR) A full-length mirror, curtain, or piece of clothing reaches the floor.
(USUAL LENGTH) of the usual length and not made shorter
used to describe the way a person moves or lies so that their whole body is flat on the floor

A full-length book, record, or film is the normal length, rather than being shorter than normal.
A full-length coat or skirt is long enough to reach the lower part of a person's leg, almost to the ankles. A full-length sleeve reaches a person's wrist.
Full-length curtains or other furnishings reach to the floor.
A full-length mirror or painting shows the whole of a person.
Someone who is lying full-length, is lying down flat and stretched out.