fill-in Definition
fill·-in (fil′in′)
noun
a person or thing that fills a vacancy or gap, often temporarily
fill in Synonyms
fill in
v.
fill-in Usage Examples
Converse of object
- fire: In this mode, the camera fires a fill-in flash to illuminate your subject and give you balanced lighting.
- provide: The rear channels are often quiet or merely provide some fill-in underwater ambiance.
- please: If so please fill-in your name and street address HERE: .. .
- use: Typically wedding photographers use fill-in flash all the time.
Adjective modifier
minor: Soundtrack: Generally front soundstage oriented with only minor ambiance fill-in or the musical soundtrack appearing on the rear channels.
Modifies a noun
- flash: The higher the shutter speed, the lower the guide number for daylight fill-in flash.
- form: In either case, however, take time to prepare your site prior to rushing into submission fill-in forms.
- ambiance: Soundtrack: Mainly front soundstage oriented with very little but minor fill-in ambiance from the rear channels.
- effect: The rear surrounds provided scene ambiance fill-in effects and boosted the overall musical aspects of the soundtrack playing up front.
- job: I took a fill-in job at HMV in London as a ' games buyer ' while waiting.
- questionnaire: The project web site, incorporating a learner-focused fill-in questionnaire form, is established ( task 7 ).
Noun used with modifier
- ambiance: Soundtrack: Generally front soundstage oriented with only minor ambiance fill-in or the musical soundtrack appearing on the rear channels.
- daylight: The higher the shutter speed, the lower the guide number for daylight fill-in flash.
Browse dictionary entries near fill-in
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