(m) means that a noun is masculine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
fill a saucepan with waterllenar un cazo de agua;I am filled with admiration for her achievementssus logros me llenan de admiración;he was filled with remorseestaba lleno de remordimiento;he was filled with despairestaba desesperado
One falls back on the bed filled with despairshe filled a flask with tealet me fill your cup for youto fill o.s. (with)they drank coffee and filled themselves with cakefilled with [admiration] (for)
the wind filled the sailsel viento henchía las velas
2(occupy)[+space]llenar;withde;[+time]ocupar
his plays always fill the theatressus obras siempre llenan los teatros;airlines can always fill seats in the summerlas compañías aéreas siempre logran ocupar las plazas en verano;rooms filled with furniturehabitaciones (f) llenas de muebles;shouts filled the airresonaron unos gritos en el aire;the house was filled with the smell of burningel olor a quemado invadía la casa;she needs a routine to fill her dayle hace falta una rutina que le llene el día;the text fills 231 pagesel texto ocupa 231 páginas
he lengthened his speech to fill the allotted timeit's nothing important - just a way of filling timelooking after four children totally fills my timerows of cabinets filled the roomfour museum buildings filled with artefacts
3(plug)[+cavity, hole]rellenar;tapar;withcon;llenar;withde;[+tooth]empastar;emplomar; (S. Cone)withcon;[+gap, vacuum]llenar
she filled a gap in his lifeella llenó un hueco en su vida
the position is already filledla vacante ya está cubierta
have you filled the vacancy yet?
she was chosen to fill the post of Education Secretaryla eligieron para ocupar el puesto de Ministra de Educación
he is having problems filling the vacancieswe need to fill the post as soon as possibleWith this second nominee, the president attempted to put an end to the embarrassing and much-troubled search for someone to fill the postto fill a [post] (well)
intransitive verb
1llenarse;withde
the room filled with smokela habitación se llenó de humo;her eyes filled with tearslos ojos se le llenaron de lágrimas
the room filled with sunlightthe hole filled with water and mudtheir lungs filled with fluid
2[+sails]henchirse
noun
1(sufficiency)
to eat/drink one's fill (of sth)comer/beber (algo) hasta saciarse;hartarse de comer/beber (algo)
for £5 you can eat your fill of pizza and saladthe lion drank its fill, shook its mane and slouched offthe pigs had eaten their fill of the rotting fruitIn her nun's habit, Ingrid could eat her fill of sundaes without worry
to have had one's fill of sthhaberse hartado de algo;estar harto de algo
I've had my fill of listening to herI haven't had my fill of this summer yet