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2008.02.20
After enjoying those rich pastries with custard filling, don't forget to brush - or you may find yourself with a mouthful of fillings far less sweet!
FILL (a tooth) (歯に)詰め物をする
- To fill a tooth or cavity is to repair a hole in a tooth by putting silver, plastic, or other material into it.
A filling is the material used to fill the tooth. - fill a tooth または、fill a cavity とは、銀やプラスティック、あるいはその他の素材を、虫歯の穴に詰めて修復する、という意味です。
filling とは、虫歯の穴に詰める素材、つまり、詰め物のことです。
- I had to have two cavities filled at the dentist's office the other day.
- I've never understood why it takes three trips to the dentist just to fill a tooth.
- (opening her mouth wide to show her teeth)
Do you see all these fillings? That's what happens when you have a sweet tooth. - (dentist to patient)
The filling will be the same color as the tooth, so people won't even notice it. - (while eating caramels)
Oh, no! One of my fillings just came out!
Keep smiling!