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Discover Ludwig"it filled up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that has become full, such as in the sentence "The stadium quickly filled up with excited fans."
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As AFSWP headquarters expanded, it filled up its original accommodation, and began using office space in other parts of the building, which was not satisfactory from a security point of view.
But as our set progressed, it filled up.
Slowly but surely it filled up with Things.
But I'm told it filled up last October.
It filled up immediately, has been filled up ever since and is 100% rented right now.
Bayou Bartholomew runs through the city, and it filled up pretty quick".
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"It fills up.
It fills up fast.
"It fills up two sides of an A4 envelope".
It fills up with water and takes months to drain.
"It fills up a five-gallon bucket every two days, which adds to the tank".
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