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filledpast participle
UK
/fɪld/
US
/fɪld/
Functions adjectivally as the past participle of ‘fill’; retains adjectival properties.
The room was filled with people eager to hear the speaker.
La salle était pleine de personnes impatientes d'entendre l'orateur.
Her schedule was filled with meetings and appointments.
Son emploi du temps était rempli de réunions et de rendez-vous.
Additional translations
empliLittéraire ou soutenu.
Synonyms
full
packed
loaded
satiated
satisfied
brimming
overflowing
replete
Antonyms
empty
fillverb

filled

Past Simple

filled
Past Simple
filled
Past Participle
filling
Gerund
UK
/fɪl/
US
/fɪl/
She filled the glass with water.
Elle a rempli le verre d'eau.
remplirPour compléter un formulaire ou un document.
Please fill out the application form.
Veuillez remplir le formulaire de demande.
se remplirPour exprimer le fait de devenir plein.
The room filled with smoke.
La pièce s'est remplie de fumée.
Additional translations
fournirPour indiquer la fourniture d’un élément nécessaire, notamment dans un contexte commercial ou logistique.
occuperPour une fonction, un poste ou un rôle.
emplirTour plus littéraire ou soutenu.
Synonyms
satisfy
complete
occupy
stuff
pack
load
cram
flood
infuse
permeate
Antonyms
empty
vacate

Definitions

filledpast participle
Containing as much or as many as possible; full.
The room was filled with people eager to hear the speaker.
Occupied or taken up completely.
Her schedule was filled with meetings and appointments.
Having a particular quality or feeling to a high degree.
The air was filled with excitement as the concert began.
fillverb
To make something full; to occupy the whole of a space or container.
She filled the glass with water.
To supply with a necessary item or items.
The store filled the order within two days.
To occupy a position or role.
He was chosen to fill the vacant position.
To complete a form or document by providing required information.
Please fill out the application form.
To become full or to cause something to become full.
The room filled with smoke.
To cause (someone or something) to experience or be permeated by a particular emotion or quality.
The inspiring speech filled the audience with hope.
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