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fill
UK
/fɪl/
US
/fɪl/
fill in
fill or kill
fill or kill
fill or kill
fill or kill
fill or kills
fill out
fill up
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fill
verb
filled
Past Simple
filled
Past Participle
filling
Gerund
UK
/fɪl/
US
/fɪl/
заполнять
Please fill the form with your details.
Пожалуйста, заполните форму своими данными.
наполнять
She decided to fill the vase with fresh flowers.
Она решила наполнить вазу свежими цветами.
заливать
He needs to fill the tank with gasoline.
Ему нужно залить бак бензином.
насыщать
The chef aims to fill the dish with rich flavors.
Шеф-повар стремится насытить блюдо богатыми вкусами.
Additional translations
нафаршировать
забивать
захоронять
Synonyms
satisfy
complete
occupy
stuff
pack
load
cram
flood
infuse
permeate
Antonyms
empty
vacate
fill
noun
fills
pl
UK
/fɪl/
US
/fɪl/
заполнение
The fill of the form was completed in record time.
Заполнение формы было завершено в рекордные сроки.
насыпь
The construction workers added fill to level the ground.
Строители добавили насыпь, чтобы выровнять землю.
Additional translations
наполнение
заполненность
Synonyms
stuffing
filling
content
load
supply
fill
adjective
UK
/fɪl/
US
/fɪl/
Used mainly attributively in compounds such as "fill level" or "fill nozzle".
Synonyms
full
filled
stuffed
sated
replete
brimming
overflowing
crammed
packed
loaded
Definitions
fill
verb
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.
fill
noun
An amount of something that is enough to satisfy a need or desire.
He had his fill of cake at the party.
Material used to fill a space or hole.
The construction workers used gravel as fill for the foundation.
The act of filling something.
The fill of the swimming pool took several hours.
fill
adjective
Relating to or intended for filling or being filled.
The fill valve needs adjustment to stop the tank from overfilling.
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