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I work at an ice cream store that also is a gas station and we sell pints and
half gallons of our ice cream in ice cream cases near the drink coolers too.
How would I say “fill up” in the sense of filling up the case with the ice
cream pints that are missing?
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Saying “fill up”?
In this context, 補充 is probably the most natural choice. For example you can
say ケースにアイスクリームを補充した, アイスクリームの補充を忘れてしまった and so on. If you really need to say
the case becomes full of ice cream, you can say something like 補充していっぱいにする,
but it's usually unnecessary.
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