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to feed off
[phrase form: feed]
01
alimentarse de, nutrirse de
to gain strength from a specific source or influence
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alimentarse de, nutrirse de
to consume a particular type of food regularly to grow and stay alive
feed off
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Ejemplo
Rumors feed off people's curiosity and spread quickly through the office.
Misinformation often feeds off ignorance, growing more pervasive when unchecked.
The mob's anger fed off the escalating tensions in the community.
Her ambition feeds off the challenges she faces, making her more determined to succeed.
Mosquitoes feed off the blood of humans and animals.
