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unfilled

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unfilled [ʌnˈfɪld]
adj
1. (of a container, receptacle, etc.) not having become or been made full unfilled stomachs
2. (of a job, role, etc.) not occupied
3. (of a cake, doughnut, etc) with no filling unfilled choux pastry will freeze
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.unfilledunfilled - of purchase orders that have not been filled
filled - of purchase orders that have been filled
Translations
unfilled [ˈʌnˈfɪld] ADJ unfilled orders → pedidos mpl pendientes
unfilled
adj → ungefüllt; job → offen, unbesetzt; seat (= not taken) → leer; (Pol) → unbesetzt; order book → un(aus)gefüllt; unfilled vacancies → offene Stellen pl


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To apply these ideas to the sandstone platforms of New South Wales, I imagine that the strata were heaped by the action of strong currents, and of the undulations of an open sea, on an irregular bottom; and that the valley-like spaces thus left unfilled had their steeply sloping flanks worn into cliffs, during a slow elevation of the land; the worn-down sandstone being removed, either at the time when the narrow gorges were cut by the retreating sea, or subsequently by alluvial action.
The Voyage of the Beagle by Darwin, Charles View in context
I had fed that day, but there was yet a little unfilled space within me.
The Second Jungle Book by Kipling, Rudyard View in context
A little before four we arrived at the pit, divided the remainder of the booty, as equally as might be, among us, and, leaving the holes unfilled, again set out for the hut, at which, for the second time, we deposited our golden burthens, just as the first faint streaks of the dawn gleamed from over the tree-tops in the East.
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