Filled 音标拼音: [f'ɪld]
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filled adj 1 : (
usually followed by `
with '
or used as a combining form )
generously supplied with ; "
theirs was a house filled with laughter "; "
a large hall filled with rows of desks ";
"
fog -
filled air "
2 :
of purchase orders that have been filled [
ant : {
unfilled }]
3 : (
of time )
taken up ; "
well -
filled hours "
Fill \
Fill \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Filled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Filling }.] [
OE .
fillen ,
fullen ,
AS .
fyllan ,
fr .
full full ;
akin to D .
vullen ,
G .
f ["
u ]
llen ,
Icel .
fylla ,
Sw .
fylla ,
Dan .
fylde ,
Goth .
fulljan .
See {
Full },
a .]
1 .
To make full ;
to supply with as much as can be held or contained ;
to put or pour into ,
till no more can be received ;
to occupy the whole capacity of .
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The rain also filleth the pools . --
Ps .
lxxxiv .
6 .
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Jesus saith unto them ,
Fill the waterpots with water .
Anf they filled them up to the brim . --
John ii .
7 .
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2 .
To furnish an abudant supply to ;
to furnish with as mush as is desired or desirable ;
to occupy the whole of ;
to swarm in or overrun .
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And God blessed them ,
saying .
Be fruitful ,
and multiply ,
and fill the waters in the seas . --
Gen .
i .
22 .
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The Syrians filled the country . --
1 Kings xx .
27 .
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3 .
To fill or supply fully with food ;
to feed ;
to satisfy .
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Whence should we have so much bread in the wilderness ,
as to fillso great a multitude ? --
Matt .
xv .
33 .
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Things that are sweet and fat are more filling .
--
Bacon .
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4 .
To possess and perform the duties of ;
to officiate in ,
as an incumbent ;
to occupy ;
to hold ;
as ,
a king fills a throne ;
the president fills the office of chief magistrate ;
the speaker of the House fills the chair .
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5 .
To supply with an incumbent ;
as ,
to fill an office or a vacancy . --
A .
Hamilton .
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6 . (
Naut .)
(
a )
To press and dilate ,
as a sail ;
as ,
the wind filled the sails .
(
b )
To trim (
a yard )
so that the wind shall blow on the after side of the sails .
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7 . (
Civil Engineering )
To make an embankment in ,
or raise the level of (
a low place ),
with earth or gravel .
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{
To fill in },
to insert ;
as ,
he filled in the figures .
{
To fill out },
to extend or enlarge to the desired limit ;
to make complete ;
as ,
to fill out a bill .
{
To fill up },
to make quite full ;
to fill to the brim or entirely ;
to occupy completely ;
to complete . "
The bliss that fills up all the mind ." --
Pope . "
And fill up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ ." --
Col .
i .
24 .
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filled \
filled \
adj .
1 .
containing as much or as many as is possible or normal ;
as ,
filled to overflowing .
Opposite of {
empty }. [
Narrower terms : {
abounding in (
predicate ),
abounding with (
predicate ),
bristling with (
predicate ),
full of (
predicate ),
overflowing ,
overflowing with (
predicate ),
rich in (
predicate ),
rife with (
predicate ),
thick with (
predicate )}; {
brimful ,
brimful of (
predicate ),
brimfull ,
brimfull of (
predicate ),
brimming ,
brimming with (
predicate )}; {
chockablock (
predicate ),
chock -
full (
predicate ),
chockfull (
predicate ),
chockful (
predicate ),
choke -
full (
predicate ),
chuck -
full (
predicate ),
cram full }; {
congested ,
engorged };
{
crawling with (
predicate ),
overrun with ,
swarming ,
swarming with (
predicate ),
teeming ,
teeming with (
predicate )}; {
flooded ,
inundated ,
swamped ; {
glutted ,
overfull }; {
heavy with (
predicate ) ; {
laden ,
loaded ;
{
overladen ,
overloaded ; {
stuffed ; {
stuffed }; {
well -
lined ]
Syn :
full .
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WordNet 1 .
5 ]
2 .
entirely of one substance with no holes inside .
Opposite of {
hollow }.
Syn :
solid .
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WordNet 1 .
5 ]
3 .
having appointments throughout the course of a period ; --
of an appointment schedule ;
as ,
My calendar is filled for the week .
Opposite of {
unoccupied }
and {
free }
Syn :
occupied .
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WordNet 1 .
5 ]
32 Moby Thesaurus words for "
filled ":
SRO ,
brimful ,
brimming ,
bulging ,
bursting ,
capacity ,
chock -
full ,
chuck -
full ,
congested ,
cram -
full ,
crammed ,
farci ,
flush ,
full ,
full to bursting ,
jam -
packed ,
overfull ,
overstuffed ,
packed ,
packed like sardines ,
plenary ,
ready to burst ,
replete ,
round ,
satiated ,
saturated ,
soaked ,
standing room only ,
stuffed ,
surfeited ,
swollen ,
topful
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