fill out

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fill out
verbo transitivo con partícula
1rellenar (form, application)
verbo intransitivo
2engordar (person)

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fill out
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (complete) [+form, application] rellenar; llenar; [+details] completar; (write) [+one's name] escribir; poner;
2 (occupy all of) [+garment] llenar
she's too thin to fill out that dress Her weight was not yet such to fill out the garments her height required
3 (make more substantial) [+essay, information] rellenar
his account has done much to fill out the patchy information we had they need some good altos to fill out the choir's sound a superficial piece of writing, filled out with endless quotations
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
[+person] engordar; [+face] rellenarse; redondearse; [+sail] henchirse
a boy may grow before he fills out and appear skinny Lord, how you've grown! you've filled out a bit, too Florrie's face seemed to fill out, put on another layer of flesh you need a hairstyle that helps to fill out your rather thin face

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