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fully-fledged

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fully-fledged
adjective experienced, trained, senior, professional, qualified, mature, proficient, time-served One day I would be a fully-fledged musician.
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fully-fledged full-fledged (US) [ˌfʊlɪˈfledʒd] ADJ (Brit) [bird] → adulto, en edad capaz de volar (fig) → hecho y derecho
fully-fledged [ˈfʊlɪˈflɛdʒd] adj (bird) → adulto/a (fig) (teacher, member) → a tutti gli effetti


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