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fill up

/fɪl ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de encher algo completamente, geralmente adicionando uma substância ou material; também pode significar abastecer um veículo com combustível ou preencher um espaço ou recipiente até o limite.

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verb

/fɪl ʌp/B1formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a ação de encher algo completamente, geralmente adicionando uma substância ou material; também pode significar abastecer um veículo com combustível ou preencher um espaço ou recipiente até o limite.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of making something completely full, often by adding a substance or material.

incontável · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Make fullinformal

    To make something completely full, often with a liquid or substance.

    ptEncher

    • Please fill up the tank with gas.
    • She filled up the glass with water.
    • He filled up the bucket with sand.

    Sinônimoschargefillloadrefillreplenishstocktop-up

    Antônimosdepletedrainemptyexhaustvoid

  2. Become fullinformal

    To become completely full, often with people or things.

    ptEncher-se

    • The stadium quickly filled up with fans.
    • The parking lot filled up by noon.
    • Her schedule filled up with appointments.

    Sinônimosfill

    Antônimosdrainemptyevacuate

  3. Satisfy hungerinformal

    To eat enough food to feel full.

    ptSaciar a fome

    • I need to fill up on something before the hike.
    • The pasta filled me up nicely.
    • He filled up on snacks before dinner.

    Sinônimosgorgesatesatiate

    Antônimosstarve

Formas
  • filled up past participle
  • filled up past simple
  • filling up present participle
  • fills up third person singular

Verbo basefill

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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