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- See:
- fill
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phrase |
| definition 1: |
to give or write down information.
I have to fill in my friend on what happened at school while he was absent.On the test, you must fill in the blanks.- synonyms:
- complete
- similar words:
- advise, clue in, inform, tell
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| definition 2: |
to be a substitute (often followed by "for").
Can you fill in for me at work?- synonyms:
- sub, substitute
- similar words:
- double, replace
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| related words: |
brief |
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