Perfect Score
noun, の adjective
Full points are when you get a perfect score.
満点 can also be used to describe a state of being at the pinnacle of a certain quality or standard, such as サービス満点 (excellent service) or 栄養満点 (highly nutritious).
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
満点をとったら、先生に花丸をもらえるの。
When I get a perfect score, my teacher draws a flower on the paper.
よくこんなにボリューム満点の朝ご飯が食べられるよね。
How could you eat such a bountiful breakfast?
効果的な勉強方法を見つけたおかげで、テストで満点を取ることができました。
I found an effective way of studying, and thanks to that I've got a perfect score on that test.
迫力満点の映画を見たらお腹がすいたよ。栄養満点の定食でも食べに行こうぜ！
After watching a movie that was full of thrills, I got hungry. Let's go eat a nutritionally packed set meal!