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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are already full" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something has reached its capacity or limit before a certain point in time.
Example: "The seats for the concert are already full, so we won't be able to accommodate any more guests."
Alternatives: "are completely booked" or "are at capacity."
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His are already full (of women).
Reservations are needed; some classes are already full: sharethetable.com.com
The bookshops are already full of shrill indictments of Bushonomics.
All areas are already full, with waiting lists.
The tram and the F train are already full during rush hour, many noted.
Heathrow's two runways are already full for most hours of the day, and delays are worsening.
You should get a job, but are reminded that many fields are already full.
Your membership also includes access to the elliptical machines, but they are already full.
Since most trips are already full, would-be paying customers are being turned away.
They could hear people talking around them: The shelters are already full.
"The prison system has only 13,000 places, which are already full," she said.
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