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Перевод: eat

[глагол]
есть; кушать; поедать; закусить; разъедать; съедать; поглощать; разрушать; мучить; грызть; терзать; лизать [сл.]

Тезаурус:

1. You just need to increase the frequency with which you eat protein from plant sources (and slightly decrease the amount of fatty animal proteins that you eat).
2. I eat lunch every day/most days/occasionally/rarely/never.
3. They eat chocolate, cake, and sweets.
4. Many of these patients claim that they cannot be fat because they eat only one meal a day.
5. All her own passion had died out of her: she felt deflated; she had the desire to laugh, and she almost did as she said, "Yes, I know what I want at this moment and that's something to eat and then to get downstairs again, because, you know, it's Father's night for the club."
6. It's more digestible and no vitamins or minerals have been lost before you eat it.
7. Many guests visit restaurants with preconceived ideas of what they should eat.
8. The problem is, what is good to eat and what is harmful?
9. You have to remember the amount of insulin he's given dictates how much he is allowed to eat and that's OK.
10. Then they will sit straight and eat up all their nourishing gilt-edged stock.
11. Wrangham argues that the formation of large feeding parties (in which individuals actually eat less than in smaller ones) may improve the reproductive success of a male community through increasing its probability of winning territorial encounters and hence females.
12. Such hotness will be almost imperceptible to those who eat chilli every day, and the notion that Thai food must sear the mouth to be authentic is a misunderstanding.
13. I was almost too tired to eat in the old, flagged kitchen hung with gleaming copper pans and jelly moulds, but the macaroni cheese was as good as Aunt Bedelia's.