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Meanings of fill in in English
Portuguese
substituir Catalan
suplir Usage of fill in in English
1
To enter France you currently need to fill in a health questionnaire.
2
You can also fill in this form to receive a free assessment.
3
The various details of this work fill in the day very thoroughly.
4
I or my family did not fill in or sign any form.
5
These perennial plants will quickly fill in the open area between them.
6
Large companies see this as a chance to fill in their portfolios.
7
There were, of course, no passports or any forms to fill in.
8
There are no forms to fill in and no one to ask.
9
We were allowed to actively participate and fill in the bags ourselves.
10
Old Uncle Banner and little Ned Higgins might fill in the background.
11
Now work all thoroughly with your hands and fill in the milt.
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Some line of activities must be selected to fill in the vacuum.
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There are plenty of other people ready to fill in the shadows.
14
Make mixture into balls, and fill in the hollows of your whites.
15
Senn proposed decalcified bone-plates to be used to fill in the gaps.
16
Grant decided to fill in the interval with a little fishing expedition.
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Translations for fill in
Fill in through the time
Fill in across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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