English / phrasal verb
fill in
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To temporarily stand in or substitute for someone who is absent; to supply missing details
In context
01
Could you fill in for me at the client meeting while I am stuck in traffic?
02
Before your doctor's appointment, make sure to fill in the intake form properly.
Synonyms
Substitute,stand in,step in
Antonyms
Vacate,leave blank,step down
Collocations
Fill in for someone,fill in a form,fill in the blanks