to the fullest extent; thoroughly or completely

to be completely full of, brimming with, or very full of something, often an abstract quality

to add more to something to make it complete or to replace what has been used

adequate for a specific purpose or to satisfy a requirement

to make something more complete or to augment by adding content, resources, or personnel

to serve as, act as, or play the role of

to recharge a battery

to recharge (money onto a card or account)

a rechargeable or stored-value card used to add credit to a service or account (such as a mobile phone or transit pass)

to be full of or overflow with something, typically in an excessive or negative way

to pretend to be someone else or to pass off a fake object as genuine

to expand

plentiful and more than sufficient, especially in relation to time, funds, or resources

An excess of blood in the vessels supplying an organ or other part of the body, often resulting in redness or swelling.

abundant; plentiful

battery charger

to complete a blank space or gap in a form, document, or text

to pump air into something; to inflate

full of energy, vitality, or vigor

existing in large quantities; plentiful or ample

to supplement or fill in missing parts to make something complete

at most; at best

to allay one's hunger

filler; filling; stuffing

to confiscate

to block one's ears and not listen; to turn a deaf ear

to be filled to the point of brimming over, typically used for emotions, atmosphere, or abstract qualities

To fill a post of; to act as

Nanchong, prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province [[四川省|四川省|Si4 chuan1 Sheng3]]

to include inferior products or people merely to make up a required total number

to pretend to be someone or something else; to pass off as

To seek to impress by feigning more than one's abilities or means.

to obstruct, choke, or cause a state of congestion in a passage

to make up the number or fill places up to a required count, often implying the use of inferior items or people

mesenchyme (loosely organized embryonic connective tissue)

Wang Chong (27-97), rationalist and critical philosopher

to banish (to a military post as punishment)

to console oneself with false hopes or unrealistic solutions that do not solve the actual problem

lit. enough books to make a pack-ox sweat or to fill a house to the rafters; fig. a vast number of books

to feign ignorance or stupidity; to pretend to be clueless

internal bleeding in the brain caused by the rupture of a blood vessel

to act temporarily as

to use as a substitute for payment in settling a debt or cost

complementary item

Xichong county in Nanchong, Sichuan

a supplementary amount or quantity added to complete a total or meet a specific requirement

Xichong county in Nanchong [[南|南|nan2]][[充|充|chong1]], Sichuan

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