fills

[fɪlz]

fills Definition

• 1. to make something full, often by adding more of something
• 2. to become full

Using fills: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fills" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She fills her water bottle before leaving the house.

• Example

  The chef fills the pot with water and turns on the stove.

• Example

  The concert hall fills up quickly before the show.

• Example

  The smell of freshly baked bread fills the room.

fills Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for fills

• packs
• crams
• loads

Antonyms for fills

• clears
• empties
• evacuates

Phrases with fills

• fill in

  to provide information that is missing or to do someone else's job for a short time

  Example

  Can you fill in the missing details on this form?

• fill out

  to complete a form or document by providing the necessary information

  Example

  Please fill out this application form and submit it to the HR department.

• fill up

  to become completely full

  Example

  The gas tank is almost empty. We need to fill it up before we hit the road.

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Summary: fills in Brief

The verb 'fills' [fɪlz] means to make something full by adding more of something or to become full. It can be used in various contexts, such as filling a container with water or filling a room with a smell. Phrases like 'fill in' and 'fill out' are used to describe completing forms or providing information. 'Fill up' is used to describe something becoming completely full.