爆满 (bào mǎn): Packed / filled to capacity (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

This restaurant is packed every night, requiring reservations in advance.

Even though it's a weekday, that newly opened trendy café is still packed.

The number of registrations for this academic seminar far exceeded expectations, and the venue is confirmed to be filled to capacity.

This restaurant is very popular and often full in the evening.

Why is the library always packed on weekends? Don't people ever rest?

Due to the implementation of crowd control measures in advance, this exhibition did not become overcrowded.

Because the tickets were free, the concert venue quickly became full.

This restaurant is packed all year round because not only are its dishes exquisite, but its service is also attentive.