1 (of a smell, a sound, etc.) to be in every part of an area -- (r)emplir
2 to give or be given a job -- pourvoir
We’re hoping to fill the position immediately. Nous espérons prendre le poste immédiatement.
They’re looking for someone to fill the position. Ils cherchent quelqu’un pour pourvoir le poste.
Fill the holes with plaster. Bouchez les trous avec du plâtre.
5 to provide what is needed -- répondre à une demande / un besoin / combler un vide
6 to put (something) into (until there is no room for more); to make full -- remplir
7 to become full -- (se) remplir
His eyes filled with tears.
8 to satisfy (a condition, requirement etc) -- répondre à
Does he fill all our requirements?
9 to put something in a hole (in a tooth etc) to stop it up -- plomber, remplir
10 as much as fills or satisfies someone -- à sa faim
She ate her fill.
We really have capacity to fill because there is a very large public demand to be satisfied.
At the same time, business complains that it is impossible to fill hundreds of thousands of vacancies.
So-called structural reforms that cut wage earners’ purchasing power will not fill manufacturers’ order books.
To give you an example, a farmer may fill out a form incorrectly.
Our aim should not be to fill the purses of a few but to fill the mouths of many.
We can now fill quite a bookshelf with the successes and also the problems.
But we had better keep filling it and quickly.
Now it has to fill out as many as one thousand eight hundred separate payment orders.
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