<prompt> Fana ka moelelo oa maele a reng ho phatloha ha seam.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Give the meaning of the idiom bursting at the seams. . Response in English: The idiom bursting at the seams means that something is so full or packed that it is almost breaking or overflowing. It can be used literally to describe an object, such as a bag or container that is filled to the point of almost breaking. Figuratively, it can be used to describe a place or situation that is filled with an overwhelming amount of people or things or where there is just too much going on. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho phatloha ha seam se bolela hore ntho e tletse kapa e tletse hoo e batlang e robeha kapa e khaphatseha. E ka sebelisoa ka ho toba ho hlalosa ntho, joalo ka mokotla kapa setshelo se tletseng hoo se batlang se robeha. Ka tsela ea tšoantšetso, le ka sebelisoa ho hlalosa sebaka kapa boemo bo tletseng batho kapa lintho tse ngata kapa moo ho nang le lintho tse ngata haholo tse etsahalang. 