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Eat

Table of contents
1 English

1.1 Pronunciation
1.2 Transitive verb

1.2.1 Synonyms
1.2.2 Translations

1.3 Intransitive verb

1.3.1 Synonyms
1.3.2 Translations

1.4 Derived terms
1.5 See also

English

Pronunciation

Transitive verb

to eat (past tense ate, past participle eaten)

  1. To consume (something solid or semi-solid, usually food) by putting it into the mouth and swallowing it.
  2. (colloquial) To cause (someone) to worry.
    What's eating you?

Synonyms

Translations

consume

  • Irish: ith
  • Italian: mangiare
  • Japanese: 食べる (たべる, taberu), 食う (くう , kuu) (vulgar), 食事 する (しょくじ する, shokuji-suru), 召し上がる (めしあがる , meshi-agaru) (honorific), 頂く (いただく , itadaku) (humble)
  • Korean: 먹다
  • Kurdish (Kurmancî): xwarin
  • Kurdish (Soranî): xwardin
  • Latin: edere
  • Nepali: खानु
  • Norwegian: spise , ete
  • Polish: jeść
  • Portuguese: comer
  • Romanian: mânca
    есть
  • Spanish: comer
  • Swedish: äta
  • Urdu: کھانا
  • Vietnamese: ăn

colloquial: cause to worry

Intransitive verb

to eat

  1. To eat a meal.
    What time do we eat this evening?
    Don't disturb me now - can't you see I'm eating?

Synonyms

Translations

eat a meal

Derived terms

  • eater
  • eat humble pie
  • eat in
  • eating
  • eat into
  • eat one's hat
  • eat out
  • eats
  • eat up

See also

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