Fill
volume
British pronunciation/fˈɪl/
American pronunciation/ˈfɪɫ/

Definition & Meaning of "fill"

to fill
01

to make something full

Transitive: to fill a container | to fill a container with a material
to fill definition and meaning
02

to become full or get filled

Intransitive: to fill | to fill with sth
to fill definition and meaning
03

to spread through a space completely

Transitive: to fill a space
to fill definition and meaning
04

to use the available space or capacity of something completely

Transitive: to fill a space or container
05

to meet or satisfy a desire, requirement, or need

Transitive: to fill a desire or need
06

to occupy and carry out the responsibilities associated with a particular position or role

Transitive: to fill a role
07

to repair a tooth by replacing damaged material with dental filling

Transitive: to fill a tooth
08

to satisfy a hunger or desire to the point of contentment or fullness

Transitive: to fill sb/sth
09

to appoint or assign an individual to occupy a position or role that was previously vacant

Transitive: to fill a position
Fill
01

a quantity sufficient to satisfy

02

any material that fills a space or container

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Example
Please fill my glass with water.
I will fill the vase with fresh flowers from the garden.
We should fill the bathtub with warm water for a relaxing bath.
He filled the bucket with sand to build a sandcastle.
We need to fill the gas tank before going on a long trip.
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