Your fill of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈfɪɫ/ /ˈəv

YOR or YUR FIL-uhv

UK

jˈɔː/ /fˈɪl/ /ˈɒv

YAW FIL-ov

Definition

To have as much of something as you want or need, sometimes to the point that you no longer want any more.

Usage & Nuances

Often used with food, experiences, or repeated actions. Usually informal. Common collocations: 'I've had my fill', 'get your fill of'. Implies satisfaction or sometimes tiredness/boredom. Not used for serious or formal topics.

• Spanish: tu ración de - hartarte de
• Portuguese (BR): sua cota de - enjoar de
• Portuguese (PT): a tua dose de - fartares-te de
• Chinese (Simplified): 满足够的 - 得到足够的
• Chinese (Traditional): 滿足夠的 - 得到足夠的
• Hindi: अपने हिस्से का - जी भर जाना
• Arabic: نصيبك من - اكتفيت من
• Bengali: পর্যাপ্ত পরিমাণ - মনভরে (কিছু)
• Russian: вдоволь - сколько душе угодно
• Japanese: 十分に - お腹いっぱい
• Vietnamese: đầy đủ - no nê (cái gì đó)
• Korean: 실컷 - 마음껏
• Turkish: doyasıya - yeterince
• Urdu: جی بھر کے - خوب سیر ہو کر
• Indonesian: sepuasnya - sebanyak yang kamu mau

Example Sentences

Did you eat your fill of cake at the party?

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Make sure you get your fill of rest this weekend.

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The children had their fill of cartoons in the morning.

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After three days of rain, I've had my fill of bad weather.

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Trust me, you'll get your fill of excitement at that amusement park.

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If you've had your fill of questions, we can move on.

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