fill a hole — to put material into a hollow space to make it level or solid | The Missing Workbook

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fill a hole to put material into a hollow space to make it level or solid

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + noun verb_noun

Built on hole

The council sent workers to fill the hole in the road with tarmac.

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to put material into a hollow space to make it level or solid

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More collocations with hole (5)

deep hole a hole that extends far downward dig a hole to excavate or create a hollow space in the ground drill a hole to create a circular opening in a surface using a drill punch a hole to make a hole by piercing or pressing through a surface gaping hole a large, wide-open hole or gap

More collocations with fill (6)

fill a cup to put liquid into a cup until it is full fill a glass To pour liquid into a glass until it is full or nearly full 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

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