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to consume
01
consommer
to use a supply of energy, fuel, etc.
Transitive: to consume energy or resources
02
consommer, dévorer
to eat or drink something
Transitive: to consume food and drinks
03
consommer, acheter
to purchase and use goods or services for personal satisfaction or utilization
Transitive: to consume products
04
consumer, dévorer, ravager
(of fire) to destroy something completely
Transitive: to consume sth
05
consommer, absorber
to completely occupy or fill the mind, often to the point of obsession or intense focus
Transitive: to consume one's thoughts or attention
consume
v
consumable
adj
consumable
adj
consumer
n
consumer
n
consuming
adj
consuming
adj
Exemple
During the winter months, households tend to consume more energy for heating to stay warm.
Efficient appliances and lighting systems can significantly lower the amount of electricity consumed in homes.
Electric vehicles are designed to be more efficient, consuming less energy compared to traditional gasoline-powered cars.
As the population grows, cities continue to consume vast amounts of water for residential, industrial, and agricultural needs.
After the thrilling plot twist in the novel, the mystery consumed the reader's thoughts.
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