English–Japanese
“be filled with” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimichiru
Example
町は祭りの音で満ちています。machi wa matsu ri no oto de mi chi te i ma su
The town is filled with festival sounds.
How to say “be filled with” in Japanese
“Be filled with” in Japanese is 満ちる (michiru).
Shows something gradually filling an available space until it reaches a full state.
Example sentences with 満ちる
彼女の声は自信に満ちています。kano jo no koe wa ji shin ni mi chi te i ma su
Her voice conveys confidence.
Tips for using 満ちる
- In everyday conversation, 満ちる (michiru) describes a place, room, or heart becoming full, while 満たす (mitasu) describes someone or something filling it.