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Перевод: gobble

[существительное]
кулдыканье;
[глагол]
быстро есть; есть с жадностью; жадно глотать; пожирать; кулдыкать; злобно бормотать

Тезаурус:

1. "If we go back to the LEA, there will be less money for pupils because the central bureaucracy will gobble it up," says Graham Locke, head of Audenshaw, in the Manchester borough of Tameside."
2. FROM cop to robber to cop again: Iran is once more urging its protective services, through some kind of joint security system, on the smaller neighbours whom, for most of the 1980s, it was threatening to gobble up.
3. Instead, from as low as 1000rpm you can bury your foot in the firewall and watch the front of the car gobble up ever larger amounts of tarmac.
4. We believe that government should not gobble up all the proceeds of growth, and that those who create prosperity should enjoy it, through lower taxes and more opportunity to build up personal wealth.
5. Aside from employing field officers who go out on to the streets, intelligence agencies gobble up an incredible amount of technically skilled manpower, simply to run their huge banks of computers, and large numbers of foreign-speaking translators.
6. The Government's infamous 12 billion road-building programme will, if it goes ahead (and it may not following the intervention of the European Commission), gobble up SSSIs.
7. And when he said, "I would say a couple of dozen, because that little tribe just don't eat, they gobble.
8. Gobble, gobble, squawk
9. It is an exciting place to play golf, with plenty of water and long sandy wastes just waiting to gobble up the wayward shots.
10. If gazing could gobble you up, she'd have been picked clean.
11. "The Capri had a 1.6-litre petrol engine which used to gobble up as much as 28 worth of four-star each week," says Mrs Gascoyne.
12. One study estimates that the headquarters and related functions of big American companies gobble up almost a fifth of their annual profits.