fill in

fill in

 

fill in

(to take the place of someone who is absent)

  • Jane is on maternity leave, so she asked me to fill in.
  • I’m trying to find someone to fill in for you.

 

fill someone in  rather informal

(to provide information)

  • Could you fill me in on what happened yesterday?
  • Jim was absent from the meeting. He needs someone to fill him in.
  • Why don’t you ask John? He can fill you in on the details.

 

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