"fill in"的定义和意义

to fill in

[phrase form: fill]

动词

通知, 提供信息

to inform someone with facts or news

Transitive: to fill in sb on a situation or event

Example

The manager will fill in the staff on the upcoming changes.

Can you fill in the team on the changes in the project timeline?

Please fill in your colleagues on the latest developments in the client 's requirements.

填写, 补充

to write all the information that is needed in a form

Transitive: to fill in a form

Example

I am filling in the application form for the new job.

替代, 顶替

to temporarily do a person's job while they are away or are unable to do it themselves

Intransitive: to fill in for sb

填补, 补充

to add new material or substance to a space or area where something was previously missing or removed

Transitive: to fill in a space or area

Example

The artist used a fine brush to carefully fill in the details of the painting, bringing the canvas to life.

The gardener will fill in the bare patches of the lawn with new grass seed to promote even growth.

To repair the torn pages of the book, the librarian will fill in the missing text with archival paper and ink.

填充阴影, 填补

to add darker tones or colors to areas in an image or illustration to simulate the shadows created by light sources

Transitive: to fill in shadows of an image

Example

In digital design, it 's essential to fill in the shadows realistically to give a three-dimensional appearance to the rendered object.

The photographer adjusted the exposure settings to capture the details in the darker areas and effectively filled in the shadows to enhance the overall image.

When illustrating a scene with multiple light sources, it 's crucial to carefully fill in the shadows to maintain consistency and convey a convincing sense of lighting.

殴打, 攻击

to physically harm or attack someone

Transitive: to fill in sb

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