fill out
Third Person
fills out
Present Participle
filling out
Past Tense
filled out
Past Participle
filled out
1
to complete an official form or document by writing information on it
transitive
- Please take a moment to fill out the application form for the job.
- Students are required to fill out the registration form before the start of the semester.
- Make sure to fill out all the sections of the medical history form at your appointment.
- Before your visit, you'll need to fill out the consent form for the medical procedure.
- Participants were asked to fill out a questionnaire to provide feedback on the training program.
2
to make something full or complete
transitive
- Adding extra cushions will fill out the sofa and make it more comfortable.
- The chef used spices to fill out the flavors in the recipe.
- Regular exercise can help you fill out your muscle tone.
- The flowers in the garden will continue to grow and fill out the garden over the summer.
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3
(of a person's physique) to become fuller and more rounded, often through growth, exercise, or a healthy lifestyle
- As the teenager entered puberty, he began to fill out, gaining a more mature and developed physique.
- Following a nutritious diet, the actor managed to fill out and portray a more robust character in the film.
- After recovering from illness, she gradually filled out, regaining her strength and vitality.
- The fitness enthusiast focused on strength training to fill out.
4
to use soft materials like cotton to stuff something
transitive
- The designer decided to fill out the cushions with extra padding for added comfort.
- The tailor will fill out the jacket by adding a layer of soft lining.
- The upholsterer will fill out the seat of the chair with plush foam for a more comfortable feel.
- To enhance the warmth, the duvet is filled out with soft down feathers.
- The interior decorator suggested filling out the window seat with cushions for a cozy look.
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5
to add what is thought to be deficient or lacking
transitive
- Adding extra details will fill out the report and provide a more comprehensive overview.
- She decided to fill out her résumé with additional skills to enhance her job application.
- The artist used vibrant colors to fill out the painting and make it more visually appealing.
- The speaker decided to fill out the presentation with real-life examples for better understanding.
- We need to fill out the team by recruiting members with diverse expertise.
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