fill

US /fɪl/
UK /fɪl/
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1.

to make or become full; to occupy the whole of (a space)

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Please fill the bottle with water.
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The smoke began to fill the room.
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loadpackstockreplenishtop up
2.

to appoint someone to hold (a position)

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The company needs to fill the vacant position quickly.
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They decided to fill the role with an internal candidate.
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occupytake upholdstaffappoint
1.

an amount that fills something

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He took a deep fill of air.
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The baker gave him a generous fill of cream in the donut.
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loadchargecontentcapacity
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fillingfill infill outfill upfill lightfilling stationfill someone’s shoes