fill a glass — To pour liquid into a glass until it is full or nearly full
More collocations
More collocations with glass (9)
broken glass
Pieces of glass that have been shattered
wine glass
A tall glass with a stem, designed for drinking wine
raise a glass
To lift a glass as a gesture of celebration or toasting someone
stained glass
Coloured glass used in decorative windows, especially in churches
cheval glass
a full-length mirror supported in a frame that allows it to tilt
flint glass
a type of optical glass that strongly bends and separates light
opal glass
milky glass that is translucent or opaque
occasional glass
a glassful of a drink consumed from time to time
More collocations with fill (6)
fill a cup
to put liquid into a cup until it is full
fill a hole
to put material into a hollow space to make it level or solid
fill the sky
to cover or occupy the greater part of the visible sky
fill a position
appoint someone to an open role
fill the air
to be strongly and widely present throughout the surrounding air, said of a smell, sound, or atmosphere
fill with wonder
to cause someone to feel deep amazement
Sharing same tag — verb_noun
Words
- answer a question to provide a response to a question
- answer the phone to pick up a ringing phone and speak to the caller
- ask a question to address a question to someone in order to find something out
- attend a class be present at a scheduled lesson
- become a father have a child for the first time; take on the role of a father
- boil water heat water to 100 °C, typically to sterilise it or prepare food
- brush hair to smooth or style hair by drawing a brush through it
- build a house construct a house from the ground up
- build a wall construct a wall
- buy a car to purchase a car