Pronunciation: /fʊl flɛdʒd/
noun A person or thing that has reached full development or maturity
A1 I hope to become a full fledged member of the team soon.
A2 She is training to become a full fledged chef.
B1 After years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream of becoming a full fledged pilot.
B2 The company is looking to hire a full fledged marketing manager.
C1 He is now a full fledged expert in his field, with years of experience and knowledge.
C2 The project was completed by a team of full fledged professionals, resulting in a successful outcome.
adjective Fully developed or matured; having reached the desired or expected state
A1 She became a full fledged member of the team after completing her training.
A2 The new restaurant is now a full fledged business with a loyal customer base.
B1 After years of hard work, he finally achieved his dream of becoming a full fledged pilot.
B2 The company expanded and became a full fledged corporation with offices around the world.
C1 The artist's latest album is a full fledged masterpiece, showcasing their talent and creativity.
C2 The project was a full fledged success, exceeding all expectations and goals set by the team.
formal After completing his training, he became a full fledged doctor.
informal Once she passed the exam, she was a full fledged member of the team.
slang Once he got his driver's license, he was a full fledged road warrior.
figurative With the new software update, the phone became a full fledged powerhouse.
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