Collocation
fill in a form
To complete the empty spaces or sections on an official document, questionnaire, or application with the required information.
Definition
'fill in a form' is a common English collocation. To complete the empty spaces or sections on an official document, questionnaire, or application with the required information.
fill in + a form
“Applicants must fill in the form carefully and submit it by Friday.”
Examples
- Please fill in the enrollment form completely before the deadline.
- She had to fill in a new tax form this year because of her change in employment.
- It took him nearly an hour to fill in all the details on the lengthy customs form.
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- Before you can access the online services, you will need to fill in an registration form.
- The secretary usually helps visitors fill in any necessary forms.
- Many elderly people find it challenging to fill in complex digital forms.
- Remember to fill in your personal details accurately on the health declaration form.
- He was asked to fill in an incident report form after the minor accident.
- If you don't fill in the correct information, your application might be rejected.
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