填空

tián kòng

to fill a job vacancy

HSK 4

Character Breakdown

Usage of 填空

The term 填空 primarily means "to fill in blanks" or "to fill a vacancy." It is commonly used in educational contexts to refer to filling in blanks on tests or exercises, as well as in professional contexts to describe filling a job vacancy.

Common Collocations

  • 填空 (tiánkòng tí): fill-in-the-blank question, often seen in exams.
  • 填空练习 (tiánkòng liànxí): fill-in-the-blank exercises, used for language or subject practice.
  • 填空职位 (tiánkòng zhíwèi): to fill a job vacancy.

Notes

When used in exams, 填空 usually refers to completing sentences or phrases by filling missing words. In a workplace context, it implies recruiting or assigning someone to a vacant position. Avoid confusing 填空 with , which means "to fill out" forms or documents more generally.

Example Sentences

请在这张试卷上填空。

Qǐng zài zhè zhāng shìjuàn shàng tiánkòng.

Please fill in the blanks on this test paper.

公司正在努力填空这个职位的空缺。

Gōngsī zhèngzài nǔlì tiánkòng zhège zhíwèi de kòngquē.

The company is working hard to fill the vacancy for this position.

老师让我们在练习册上填空练习。

Lǎoshī ràng wǒmen zài liànxí cè shàng tiánkòng liànxí.

The teacher asked us to do fill-in-the-blank exercises in the workbook.