Collocations with "fill"

To put a substance into a crack to close it.

to take a deep breath, filling the lungs with air

to make a mug full of a liquid

To hire someone for a vacant job position.

to put a substance, usually liquid, into a pail until it is full

Used when the wind blows into the sails, causing the boat to move.

The sail becomes full of wind.

to occupy the entire space of an area

To put a substance into a mould until it is full.

to pour a substance into a beaker until it is full

To make a hall full, with people, sound, or light.

to put a substance (usually liquid) into a pot until it is full

to occupy the entire area of the screen

to put water in the sink

used when a large number of things (like birds, planes, smoke) appear in the sky

Used to describe a strong smell entering the nose.

crowds of people coming to occupy all the space in a stadium

To draw a substance, such as medicine, into a syringe.

describes the action of the lungs becoming full of air

to provide what is needed to end a shortage

of mist, clouds, or water, to occupy the space in a valley

to cause a hallway to become full (with people, smoke, sound, etc.)

to put liquid or other substances into a barrel until it is full

To put a substance into a jar until it is full.