英语词汇“fill out”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

Idiom

fill outfill out (something)

to provide information on paper or on a computer.

Please fill out the form before you call for an appointment.Print the document, fill it out, and bring it with you.

Phr V

fill out

fills, filling, filled

fill out sth or fill sth out

to write the necessary information on an official document {e.g. form, questionnaire}

We were all asked to fill out a form.

fill out

if someone fills out, their body becomes fatter or bigger and stronger

When John's a little older and fills out more, he'll be an outstanding athlete.

fill out

1. To provide information or details, usually by actually writing something in a blank space on a test, form, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "fill" and "out." Fill out the blank with the correct answer. Ugh, I had to fill out so much paperwork on my first day of work. Make sure you fill out the form completely, or they may reject your application.

2. To become less thin or skinny by gaining weight or muscle or by simply growing into a fuller figure. He was such a skinny kid that I'm glad to see he's finally filled out some.

3. To properly fit into a piece of clothing. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "fill" and "in." I can't wear a strapless dress—I don't have the bust to fill it out!

4. To become less sparse in appearance. After being so bare all winter, the trees are finally filling out again.

fill something out

Fig. to complete a form by writing in the blank spaces. Please fill this form out and send it back to us in the mail. I will fill out the form as you asked.

fill out

to become full; to gain weight. About a month after her debilitating illness, Maggie began to fill out again. The fruit on the trees began to fill out, and we knew it was going to ripen soon.

fill out

1. Complete by supplying required information, especially in writing. For example, Please fill out the application form, or I don't quite understand this drawing, so fill out the details. [Late 1800s]

2. Become enlarged, distended, rounded in outline. For example, The wind filled out the sails, or He's put on weight and really filled out. Applied to objects, this expression dates from about 1700, but to persons or animals becoming fatter, only from the late 1800s.

fill out

1. To provide required information in written form on something, such as a document: She carefully filled out the job application. He filled the voter registration form out.

2. To become larger, fuller, or fatter: The child filled out after he reached puberty.

3. To cause something to become larger, fuller, or fatter: The reporter filled out the article with extra anecdotes. The speaker filled the lecture out with a slide show.

4. To be large enough to fit some article of clothing properly: You don't really fill out that dress—it is a little baggy in places.

词汇	fill out
释义	Idiom fill outfill out (something) to provide information on paper or on a computer. Please fill out the form before you call for an appointment.Print the document, fill it out, and bring it with you. Phr V fill out fills, filling, filled fill out sth or fill sth out to write the necessary information on an official document {e.g. form, questionnaire} We were all asked to fill out a form. fill out if someone fills out, their body becomes fatter or bigger and stronger When John's a little older and fills out more, he'll be an outstanding athlete. phrasefill out1. fill out sth • *fill sth* out** to write all the necessary information in the empty spaces on an official document: If you want to join the library, you'll need to fill out an application form. The patients all had to fill out a questionnaire which asked them about their previous medical history.■ SIMILAR TO: fill in especially BrE, complete formal2. fill out if your body fills out, it becomes fatter or bigger - used especially about thin people who have become fatter or bigger: Noah used to be a skinny little guy, but he's really filled out in the past year. By age 13, her body had already started to fill out. fill out 1. To provide information or details, usually by actually writing something in a blank space on a test, form, etc. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "fill" and "out." Fill out the blank with the correct answer. Ugh, I had to fill out so much paperwork on my first day of work. Make sure you fill out the form completely, or they may reject your application. 2. To become less thin or skinny by gaining weight or muscle or by simply growing into a fuller figure. He was such a skinny kid that I'm glad to see he's finally filled out some. 3. To properly fit into a piece of clothing. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "fill" and "in." I can't wear a strapless dress—I don't have the bust to fill it out! 4. To become less sparse in appearance. After being so bare all winter, the trees are finally filling out again. fill something out Fig. to complete a form by writing in the blank spaces. Please fill this form out and send it back to us in the mail. I will fill out the form as you asked. fill out to become full; to gain weight. About a month after her debilitating illness, Maggie began to fill out again. The fruit on the trees began to fill out, and we knew it was going to ripen soon. fill out 1. Complete by supplying required information, especially in writing. For example, Please fill out the application form, or I don't quite understand this drawing, so fill out the details. [Late 1800s] 2. Become enlarged, distended, rounded in outline. For example, The wind filled out the sails, or He's put on weight and really filled out. Applied to objects, this expression dates from about 1700, but to persons or animals becoming fatter, only from the late 1800s. fill out v. 1. To provide required information in written form on something, such as a document: She carefully filled out the job application. He filled the voter registration form out. 2. To become larger, fuller, or fatter: The child filled out after he reached puberty. 3. To cause something to become larger, fuller, or fatter: The reporter filled out the article with extra anecdotes. The speaker filled the lecture out with a slide show. 4. To be large enough to fit some article of clothing properly: You don't really fill out that dress—it is a little baggy in places.
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