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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
fully-fledged [ˈfʊlɪˈflɛdʒd] adj (bird) → adulto/a (fig) (teacher, member) → a tutti gli effetti


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Since JAL became a fully-fledged member of oneworld, JMB members can now earn and redeem mileage on eligible flights and fares throughout the oneworld network.
The Curse of Caste helps us see more clearly than ever how African American women writers moved from what we might call today creative non-fiction into fully-fledged works of fiction.
Some banks such as HSBC and Citigroup have created fully-fledged, independent shari'a advisory boards of Islamic scholars to offer advice.
 
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