vt.

1. 裝滿；填滿；使充滿[（+with）]
   When I had read it I was filled with horror.

   我讀完它之後，心裡充滿了恐怖。

   He filled my glass with beer.

   他給我的杯子斟滿了啤酒。

2. 任（職）；填（缺）
   Jack is the best man to fill the vacancy.

   傑克是填補這一空缺的最佳人選。

3. 滿足
   His generous donation filled our need for additional funds.

   他的慷慨捐贈滿足了我們對額外資金的需求。

4. 堵塞；填補（牙齒等）
   Wreckage filled the channel.

   沉船堵塞了航道。

vi.

1. 被充滿；鼓脹
   Her eyes filled with tears.

   她熱淚盈眶。

n.

1. 填滿的量[（+of）]
   Would you like a fill of my tobacco?

   你想不想抽一斗我的菸？

2. 充足；足夠
   He ate his fill.

   他吃了個夠。

3. 裝填物；填方；填土

v.

1. make or become full.
   ▸block up (a hole, gap, etc.).
   ▸(of a sail) curve out tautly from its supports as the wind blows into it.
2. pervade (a place or the air).
   ▸cause to experience a feeling.
3. appoint a person to (a vacant post).
   ▸hold and perform the duties of (a post or role).
4. occupy (a period of time).
5. satisfy (a need).
   ▸chiefly N. Amer. be supplied with the items in (a prescription or order).

n.

1. (one's fill) as much as one wants or can bear.
2. an amount that is enough to fill something.
   ▸material which fills a space, especially in construction work.
3. (in popular music) a short interjected instrumental phrase.