How to Use "Fill" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words fill (v): to make something full

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Used with adverbs:

"The pool is filling quickly."
(quickly, rapidly, fast)

"The room suddenly filled with people."
(suddenly, gradually, slowly, immediately, instantly)

"He filled the box completely with books."
(completely, entirely)

"It will take a while to fill up all the space."
(up)

Used with verbs:

"The reservoir began to fill with water."
(began to)

"His voice seems to fill the room."
(seems to)

Used with prepositions:

"She filled the glass with juice."
(with)

Used with nouns:

"A sweet aroma filled the air."
(aroma, scent, smell, perfume)

"Smoke filled the room."
(smoke, sunlight, light, dust)

"Music filled the room."
(music, sound, silence, noise)

"He was filled with disappointment after the loss."
(disappointment, sadness, anger, rage)

"She filled the pitcher with water."
(pitcher, jar, jug, kettle, tank, bottle, bucket, can, cup, glass, pail, pot, mug)

"She filled the bath."
(bath, tub, pool, sink)

"Students filled the auditorium."
(auditorium, classroom, gym, halls, stadium, room)

"They filled a bag with supplies."
(bag, box, sack, basket)

"We are trying to fill the position."
(position, vacancy, opening, post)

"The pharmacist filled her prescription."
(prescription)


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