No. 9,688 in French

emplies

"Emplies" means "filled" or "full" in English.

In a sentence

Les étagères sont empliees de livres anciens.
The shelves are filled with old books.
The word 'empliees' is used to indicate that the shelves are full of or covered with old books, emphasizing a physical filling.
Mon cœur est emplie de joie en ce moment précis.
My heart is filled with joy at this precise moment.
Here, 'emplie' expresses an emotional state, indicating that the heart metaphorically contains the feeling of joy.
Les rues sont empliees de touristes en été.
The streets are filled with tourists in summer.
In this context, 'empliees' conveys that the streets have a high presence or occupancy by tourists during the summer season.

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