英语词汇“θ50011”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > eat [verb (intransitive)] (42)

eatc825

intransitive. To consume food, take a meal.

to break breadeOE

To break bread into small or bite-sized pieces, esp. so as to share it with others; (more generally) to eat bread or food (with others); to share…

baitc1386

intransitive (and reflexive). To feed, take nourishment.

feeda1387

intransitive (rarely †reflexive in same sense). To take food; to eat. Of persons now only colloquial. Const. as in 1.

to take one's repast?1490

to take one's repast: to eat food; to have a meal. Also figurative. Now rare.

to take repast1517

to take repast: to eat food; to have a meal. Now rare.

repast1520

intransitive. To feed, feast. Chiefly with on, upon. Also figurative.

peck?1536

transitive and intransitive. colloquial (originally cant). Of a person or (rarely) †an animal: to eat, to feed; (also) to eat sparingly or…

diet1566

To take one's ordinary food, or meals; to feed (on).

meat1573

intransitive. To feed; to partake of food. rare.

victual1577

intransitive. To partake of victuals; to eat. Also of animals, to feed or pasture.

graze1579

transferred and figurative. humorously of persons: To feed. Also to send to graze: to send packing, turn out.

manger1609

transitive or intransitive. To eat.

to craw it1708

to craw it: to fill one's ‘craw’.

grub1725

slang. To take ‘grub’ or food; to feed, eat. Also to grub it.

scoff1798

intransitive. To eat or feed; to have one's food with.

browse1818

intransitive. Originally: to examine or look through various books in a library, bookshop, etc., esp. in a casual or leisurely manner. Later also…

provender1819

intransitive. To partake of provender; to feed on. Obsolete. rare.

muckamuck1853

intransitive. In north-western North America: to eat.

to put on the nosebag1874

colloquial. to put (also get) on the nosebag and variants: to eat.

refect1882

intransitive with reflexive meaning. To take a refection; to feed, eat. Obsolete. rare.

restaurate1882

intransitive. To partake of refreshments or of a meal; to dine.

nosh1892

colloquial. intransitive. Originally: to nibble a snack, delicacy, etc. (chiefly North American). Later more generally: to eat, have a meal…

tucker1903

intransitive. To eat, to have a meal. Also with up.

to muck in1919

intransitive. colloquial. Originally: to share rations. Later: to share food, facilities, etc. (with); to tuck in to food; to participate or…

scarf1960

transitive and intransitive = scoff, v.2 1. Also with up and down.

snack1972

Const. on.

Subcategories:

— sit at table (1)

— begin to eat (6)

— finish eating or leave table (2)

— maintain life with food (2)

— stave off hunger (1)

— eat one's fill (1)

— leave food uneaten (1)

— finish meal with a treat (1)

单词	θ50011
释义	the world > food and drink > food > consumption of food or drink > eating > eat [verb (intransitive)] (42) eatc825 intransitive. To consume food, take a meal. to break breadeOE To break bread into small or bite-sized pieces, esp. so as to share it with others; (more generally) to eat bread or food (with others); to share… baitc1386 intransitive (and reflexive). To feed, take nourishment. feeda1387 intransitive (rarely †reflexive in same sense). To take food; to eat. Of persons now only colloquial. Const. as in 1. to take one's repast?1490 to take one's repast: to eat food; to have a meal. Also figurative. Now rare. to take repast1517 to take repast: to eat food; to have a meal. Now rare. repast1520 intransitive. To feed, feast. Chiefly with on, upon. Also figurative. peck?1536 transitive and intransitive. colloquial (originally cant). Of a person or (rarely) †an animal: to eat, to feed; (also) to eat sparingly or… diet1566 To take one's ordinary food, or meals; to feed (on). meat1573 intransitive. To feed; to partake of food. rare. victual1577 intransitive. To partake of victuals; to eat. Also of animals, to feed or pasture. graze1579 transferred and figurative. humorously of persons: To feed. Also to send to graze: to send packing, turn out. manger1609 transitive or intransitive. To eat. to craw it1708 to craw it: to fill one's ‘craw’. grub1725 slang. To take ‘grub’ or food; to feed, eat. Also to grub it. scoff1798 intransitive. To eat or feed; to have one's food with. browse1818 intransitive. Originally: to examine or look through various books in a library, bookshop, etc., esp. in a casual or leisurely manner. Later also… provender1819 intransitive. To partake of provender; to feed on. Obsolete. rare. muckamuck1853 intransitive. In north-western North America: to eat. to put on the nosebag1874 colloquial. to put (also get) on the nosebag and variants: to eat. refect1882 intransitive with reflexive meaning. To take a refection; to feed, eat. Obsolete. rare. restaurate1882 intransitive. To partake of refreshments or of a meal; to dine. nosh1892 colloquial. intransitive. Originally: to nibble a snack, delicacy, etc. (chiefly North American). Later more generally: to eat, have a meal… tucker1903 intransitive. To eat, to have a meal. Also with up. to muck in1919 intransitive. colloquial. Originally: to share rations. Later: to share food, facilities, etc. (with); to tuck in to food; to participate or… scarf1960 transitive and intransitive = scoff, v.2 1. Also with up and down. snack1972 Const. on. Subcategories: — sit at table (1) — begin to eat (6) — finish eating or leave table (2) — maintain life with food (2) — stave off hunger (1) — eat one's fill (1) — leave food uneaten (1) — finish meal with a treat (1)
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