eat
eat
i:t
it
British pronunciation
/iːt/

Définition et signification de « eat » en anglais

to eat
01

manger

to put food into the mouth, then chew and swallow it
Transitive: to eat food
to eat definition and meaning
example
Exemples
He was too busy to eat lunch due to back-to-back meetings.
Il était trop occupé pour manger le déjeuner en raison de réunions consécutives.
1.1

manger

to consume food as a meal
Intransitive
to eat definition and meaning
example
Exemples
We never eat at that diner because the food is not to our liking.
Nous ne mangeons jamais dans ce restaurant parce que la nourriture ne nous plaît pas.
02

ronger, dévorer

to cause worry or annoyance for someone
Transitive: to eat sb
to eat definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The long commute eats my mom with stress every day.
Le long trajet mange ma mère avec stress tous les jours.
03

ronger, corroder

to gradually destroy, damage, or weaken something through exposure to or contact with a corrosive substance like water, air, or an acid
Transitive: to eat sth
example
Exemples
The statue 's stone surface was slowly eaten by acid rain, resulting in visible erosion.
La surface en pierre de la statue a été lentement rongée par la pluie acide, ce qui a entraîné une érosion visible.
04

consommer, engloutir

to use or utilize a lot of resources or materials
Transitive: to eat resources or materials
example
Exemples
This new software eats a lot of memory on my computer.
Ce nouveau logiciel mange beaucoup de mémoire sur mon ordinateur.
05

absorber, supporter

to bear a financial loss without seeking compensation or reimbursement
Transitive: to eat a financial loss
example
Exemples
The homeowner had to eat the roof repair expense.
Le propriétaire a dû supporter les frais de réparation du toit.
06

sucer, lécher

to orally pleasure a person's genitals
Transitive: to eat sb
example
Exemples
They engaged in mutual pleasure as they ate each other.
Ils se sont engagés dans un plaisir mutuel en se mangeant l'un l'autre.
07

assurer, défoncer

to rock or pull off an outfit exceptionally well
SlangSlang
example
Exemples
He 's really eating in that new suit.
Il déchire vraiment dans ce nouveau costume.
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