Verbs
الجمعة، 24 أبريل 2009
Verbs
The Verb (infinitive form) | The Meaning | An example ( Simple Past Tense) | Regular /Irregular |
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To binge | To eat more than is good for you. (Often associated with eating disorders.) | (Rarely used in conversation) | Regular |
To bite | To tear, cut or grip food with the teeth. | He bit into the apple. | Irregular |
To breakfast | To eat breakfast. | (Rarely used in conversation.) | Regular |
To chew | To work food between the jaws and teeth (see also masticate) | He chewed his food well. | Regular |
To consume | See to eat. | (Rarely used in conversation.) | Regular |
To digest | What happens to food after it is swallowed. (Not something you do consciously.) | (Rarely used in conversation.) | Regular |
To dine | To eat dinner. Especially related to eating out. | They dined at their friend's house. | Regular |
To eat | The complete action of putting food in the mouth and then biting, chewing and swallowing it. | She ate her dinner. | Irregular |
To feast | To eat a lot or to enjoy eating something. (Often something out of the ordinary.) | They feasted on caviar and salmon. | Regular |
To gobble | To eat or swallow food too quickly and in large amounts. | The little boy gobbled his sandwich. | Regular |
To guzzle | To eat food greedily. | He guzzled his lunch. | Regular |
To ingest | To take food into the body. | (Rarely used in conversation.) | Regular |
To lick | To pass the tongue over food in order to taste or consume it. | She licked the ice cream. | Regular |
To lunch | To eat lunch. | (Rarely used in conversation.) | Regular |
To munch | To chew food steadily, especially with a crunchy noise, such as when eating an apple. | He munched the apple. | Regular |
To nibble | To take small repeated bites of food. | The rabbit nibbled on the carrot. | Regular |
To snack | To eat a light meal, or eat between main meals. | She snacked on biscuits and sweets all day. | Regular |
To swallow | The act of passing food from the mouth to the stomach. | She swallowed a fish bone. | Regular |
To taste | To take a small amount of food in the mouth and test it. | He tasted the soup before he added more salt. | Regular |
To wolf | To eat food quickly. (Often followed by down.) | He wolfed down his breakfast. | Regu |
Phrasal Verbs
The Phrasal Verb | The Meaning | An example ( Simple Past Tense) | S=Separable I=Inseparable |
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eat out | To go out to eat, usually to a restaurant. | They were both tired so they ate out. | I |
eat up | To eat everything on your plate. | He was very hungry and ate everything up. | S |
tuck in | To eat with enthusiasm. | He enthusiastically tucked in to his dinner. | I |
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