fill up
The phrase "fill up" is versatile and used in various contexts, from satisfying hunger to completing forms.
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Definition
A2General
(common)To make something full by adding a substance or items to it.
Example
- Please fill up the water bottle before we leave.
- The riverbed filled up after the heavy rains.
A2Automotive
(common)To fill the tank of a vehicle with fuel.
Example
- I need to fill up the car before our road trip.
- The gas station is just around the corner, let's fill up there.
B1Food and Drink
(informal)To eat or drink until satisfied.
Example
- That hearty breakfast really filled me up.
- Make sure to fill up before the long hike.
B2Administrative
(regional)To complete a form or document by providing the necessary information.
Example
- Please fill up this application form.
- I need to fill up some paperwork before the meeting.
C1Emotional
(informal)To become tearful due to strong emotion.
Example
- She filled up with tears when she heard the news.
- I could feel myself filling up during the emotional speech.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "fill up":
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