Fill me in meaning in English

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Definition

to fill (somebody) in (on something): to tell (somebody) the details (about something); to inform, to advise, to notify (somebody about something) idiom
I've already been filled in on what happened while I was gone, Mark just told me all the details.
  • "Susie : Polly filled me in on the details."
  • "So Scott, let me just fill you in."
  • "Just a quick message to fill you in on our first focus group this afternoon."

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