“Having one's fill” in Japanese
Short answer
Having one's fill in Japanese is “満喫” (mankitsu). Full meaning: having one's fill (of food or drink), eating (drinking) to one's heart's content; enjoying to the full.
Other ways to say “Having one's fill” in Japanese
腹鼓
haratsuzumi drumming on one's belly, having one's fill
まんきつ
mankitsu having one's fill (of food or drink), eating (drinking) to one's heart's content; enjoying to the full
食傷気味
shokushougimi being sick and tired (of), being fed up (with), having one's fill (of)
腹つづみ
haratsuzumi drumming on one's belly, having one's fill
堪能
kannou proficient, skillful; enjoying, satisfaction, satiation, having one's fill (of); patience, perseverance, fortitude
かんのう
kannou proficient, skillful; enjoying, satisfaction, satiation, having one's fill (of); patience, perseverance, fortitude
たん能
tannou proficient, skillful; enjoying, satisfaction, satiation, having one's fill (of); patience, perseverance, fortitude
たんのう
tannou proficient, skillful; enjoying, satisfaction, satiation, having one's fill (of); patience, perseverance, fortitude
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