What does refill mean in English?

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refill Meaning, Definition, Pronunciation, Grammar & Synonyms❤️

0 (a container holding) an amount of some material needed to fill up again an object that has become empty:
- My pen seems to be running out of ink - I need a refill.
- informal Chuck, you've nearly finished your drink - do you want a refill?
1 to fill something again:
- He got up and refilled their glasses.
2 to fill something again with more of the same thing:
- He refilled their glasses with ice-cold lemonade.
3 A refill is also a container or an amount of what is needed to fill something again:
- a prescription refill
- The waitress asked if I wanted a refill of coffee.

Bathing ponds have to be refilled with water of drinking-water quality.
The cuff refills after approximately 30 seconds automatically.
There are many throwaway lighters on the market, so why do we need lighter refills that are so dangerous and so accessible to young people?
We are still considering the responses to the consultation paper on sales of gas lighter refills.
A considerable number of torches have been supplied officially; for these refills are issued free of cost.
We are talking about articles on premises for the purpose of being refilled.
In any event, the industrial pipeline will have to be refilled.
I understand that it was realised only recently that these refills could be put into position by the individual concerned.