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Перевод: devour

[глагол]
пожирать; есть с жадностью; лопать; поглощать; проглатывать; истреблять; уничтожать

Тезаурус:

1. As a former reporter I devour newsprint with the appetite of a motorised refuse truck, but some of the garbage that has been written about myself and other women MPs deserves instant binning.
2. "If your mind is pure, your enemies will be your friends, tigers and serpents will approach you but they will not devour you.
3. Mona watched Sheila more devour than read the results.
4. jealousy is not a comfortable bedfellow and if not restrained can devour its creator.
5. The rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) is a great favourite of starlings, which provide an amusing display of gluttony as they devour the bright red autumn berries.
6. So I drive back, pig out on a hi-cal breakfast, devour Sunday paper trash, wander home, hug the pillow you lay on, find a blonde hair or two, grin like an idiot, realise my hangover's gone, work like a trooper all afternoon, sip a little brandy come early evening, and raise my glass to your very good health.
7. Come on inside - the midges will devour you if you don't smoke."
8. Phoebe was not going to devour her in love and thus keep her safe from the great fangs and wraths of Fenna.
9. That is what is wrong with narcissistic chat shows which create, then devour, media personalities who have not achieved anything in the real world; or politics coverage which concentrates on the intra-party power struggles rather than the world to which the party hopes to appeal.
10. The snag is that small dace, bleak, and other small fish that feed at or near the surface, can devour much of this loose feed before it reaches bottom.
11. Satan, visualized as a great fish seeing his enemy in such distress, swoops to devour but gets more than he bargains for.
12. As the director of the Police Foundation, Barrie Irving (1984: 4) commented, "Unlike their American counterparts, the British police community, together with their administrators, do not devour large quantities of written material and if a research project does not produce results which can be acted upon no amount of careful editing and dissemination will make an impact."
13. Cuckoo nestlings don't live inside robins or reed-warblers; they don't suck their blood or devour their tissues, yet we have no hesitation in labelling them as parasites.