In Australian slang, "chockers" means extremely full or completely crowded, used for places, containers, or schedules that have no remaining space. It became common in Australian English through informal speech, especially in everyday descriptions of busy places like venues, trains, or events. It is typically used casually to emphasise that something is packed to capacity. The word comes from "chock-full," with "chock" meaning tightly filled, and the "-ers" ending used in Australian slang to create a more informal, expressive form.

“chockers”的英语定义和含义

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