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filling

/ˈfɪl.ɪŋ/

翻译: 形容食物容易让人吃饱或能长时间维持饱腹感。, 名词,指用来填充空腔、缝隙或容器的物质或材料,例如牙齿中的补牙材料、三明治或枕头中的馅料或填充物。, 动词,表示使某物充满或装满,或完成、填满某个空间或位置,也指填补空缺或满足需求。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈfɪl.ɪŋ/B1formalculinary
  • zh形容食物容易让人吃饱或能长时间维持饱腹感。

Describes food that makes you feel full quickly or for a long time.

  1. Satisfying hungerA2informal

    Describing food that makes you feel full quickly or for a long time.

    zh管饱

    • This soup is very filling and nutritious.
    • Oatmeal is a filling breakfast option.
    • The meal was so filling that I couldn't eat dessert.

    同义词heartyheavysatisfyingstodgysubstantial

    反义词insubstantiallight

词形
  • more filling comparative form
  • most filling superlative form
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noun

/ˈfɪl.ɪŋ/B1formal
  • zh名词,指用来填充空腔、缝隙或容器的物质或材料,例如牙齿中的补牙材料、三明治或枕头中的馅料或填充物。

A noun referring to a substance or material used to fill a cavity, gap, or container, such as in a tooth, a sandwich, or a cushion.

  1. Dental fillingB1formal

    A material used to fill a cavity in a tooth after decay has been removed.

    zh补牙材料

    • The dentist placed a filling in my molar.
    • She needs a new filling for her cracked tooth.
    • Silver fillings are less common today than tooth-colored ones.

    同义词restoration

  2. Food fillingA2formalculinary

    A mixture placed inside a sandwich, pie, pastry, or other food item.

    zh馅料

    • The pie had a delicious apple filling.
    • She prepared a chicken and cheese filling for the sandwiches.
    • The baker used a sweet cream filling for the donuts.

    同义词centerstuffing

词形
  • fillings plural form
  • fillings' possessive plural form
  • filling's possessive singular form
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verb

fill/fɪl/A2formal
  • zh动词,表示使某物充满或装满,或完成、填满某个空间或位置,也指填补空缺或满足需求。

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.

    zh装满

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

    同义词chargecramloadpacksaturatestockstorestuff

    反义词drainemptyevacuateexhaustvoid

  2. Complete a formA2formal

    To write information in the blank spaces of a document.

    zh填写

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

    同义词completefill infill outmake out

  3. Occupy time or spaceB1formal

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

    zh占用

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

    同义词absorbconsumecoverengageoccupypervadetake upuse up

    反义词cleardrainemptyvacate

  4. Satisfy a needB2formal

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

    zh满足

    • 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.

    同义词accommodateanswerfulfillmeetprovidesatisfyservesupply

    反义词denyneglectstarvewithhold

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

短语动词变体fill 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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