Collocation
fill out a form
to complete a form by writing or entering the required information
Definition
'fill out a form' is a common English collocation. to complete a form by writing or entering the required information
fill out + a form
“Please fill out a form at the front desk before you see the nurse.”
Examples
- I need to fill out a form to open a bank account.
- Please fill out a form and hand it to the receptionist.
- She filled out a form online for the library card.
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- We had to fill out a form before entering the building.
- If you make a mistake, do not start over—just fill out a new form.
- He forgot to fill out a form for travel reimbursement, so payroll could not process it.
- After the accident, the driver had to fill out a form for the insurance company.
- Before the interview, candidates are asked to fill out a form listing their work history.
- To request a refund, you must fill out a form and attach a copy of your receipt.
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