/reʎeˈnaɾ/
#4935 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
to fill in, to fill up
Word origin
From re- (an intensifying prefix) plus llenar ('to fill'), from Latin plenare, based on plenus ('full'). The same root gives English 'plenary' and 'plenty'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- plenus
- English cognates
- plenary, plenty
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular (1st group)
Examples
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Please fill in the form in clear handwriting.
ejercicio.
You have to fill in all the gaps in the exercise.
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I am going to fill up the water bottle before leaving.
¿ pavo ?
What are you going to stuff the turkey with this year?
muela empaste.
The dentist had to fill the tooth with a filling.
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