full-size

adjective
UK /ˌfʊlˈsaɪz/
US /ˌfʊlˈsaɪz/

A full-size thing is as big as it normally is, not a small copy.

My little brother sleeps in a full-size bed now.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Made to the usual size of a real person or object, not a model.

The museum has a full-size model of a dinosaur.

3. A bed that is bigger than a twin but smaller than a queen.

We bought a full-size mattress for the guest room.

4. A car or vehicle that is large and roomy.

They rented a full-size car for the road trip.

5. A drawing or plan that shows something at its real size.

The engineer drew a full-size plan of the table.