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fill

/fɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une quantité ou un volume suffisant pour satisfaire un besoin ou un désir, ou un matériau utilisé pour remplir un espace ou une cavité., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de remplir ou de compléter quelque chose, ou d'occuper un espace ou une position.

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noun

/fɪl/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une quantité ou un volume suffisant pour satisfaire un besoin ou un désir, ou un matériau utilisé pour remplir un espace ou une cavité.

A noun referring to a sufficient quantity or amount to satisfy a need or desire, or the material used to fill a space or cavity.

  1. Enough to satisfyB1informal

    An amount of something that is sufficient to satisfy a need or desire.

    frde quoi satisfaire

    • He ate his fill of the delicious pasta.
    • She had her fill of excitement for one day.
    • I've had my fill of bad news this week.

    Synonymesabundanceenoughplentyrepletionsatietysatisfactionsufficiency

  2. Material for fillingB2formal

    Material used to fill a cavity, hole, or space.

    frmatériau de remplissage

    • The dentist used a special fill for the cavity.
    • The construction workers used gravel as fill for the foundation.
    • The cushion's fill is made of synthetic fibers.

    Synonymesfillerfillingpackingpaddingstuffingwadding

Formes
  • fills plural form
  • fills' possessive plural form
  • fill's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/fɪl/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de remplir ou de compléter quelque chose, ou d'occuper un espace ou une position.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something full or complete, or occupying a space or position.

  1. Make fullA1formal

    To put as much as possible into a container or space.

    frremplir

    • She filled the glass with water.
    • He filled the box with books.
    • The waiter filled our cups with coffee.

    Synonymeschargecramloadpacksaturatestockstorestuff

    Antonymesdrainemptyevacuateexhaustvoid

  2. Complete a formA2formal

    To write information in the blank spaces of a document.

    frRemplir un formulaire

    • Please fill this application form.
    • He filled out the questionnaire carefully.
    • She filled in her personal details on the form.

    Synonymescompletefill infill outmake out

  3. Occupy time or spaceB1formal

    To take up or occupy a period of time or an area.

    froccuper (temps ou espace)

    • The children filled the afternoon with games.
    • Loud music filled the room.
    • Her days were filled with work and study.

    Synonymesabsorbconsumecoverengageoccupypervadetake upuse up

    Antonymescleardrainemptyvacate

  4. Satisfy a needB2formal

    To meet or satisfy a requirement, need, or demand.

    frSatisfaire un besoin

    • This product fills a gap in the market.
    • He filled the role of team leader perfectly.
    • The new policy fills the need for better security.

    Synonymesaccommodateanswerfulfillmeetprovidesatisfyservesupply

    Antonymesdenyneglectstarvewithhold

Formes
  • filled past participle
  • filled past simple
  • filling present participle
  • fills third person singular

Variantes phrasalfill infill outfill up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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