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eat up

/iːt ʌp/

Übersetzung: Partikelverb, das das vollständige Aufessen von Nahrung bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinn ein schnelles Verbrauchen oder Aufbrauchen von etwas.

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/iːt ʌp/B1formal
  • dePartikelverb, das das vollständige Aufessen von Nahrung bezeichnet oder im übertragenen Sinn ein schnelles Verbrauchen oder Aufbrauchen von etwas.

A phrasal verb used to indicate consuming food completely, or metaphorically to consume or use something rapidly.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

  1. Consume completelyinformal

    To eat all of something, often with enthusiasm.

    deVollständig aufessen

    • The children ate up all the cookies.
    • He ate up his dinner in a few minutes.
    • Make sure you eat up your vegetables.

    Synonymeconsumedevourdownfinishgobble upingestpolish offput awayswallowwolf down

  2. Use or consume resourcesinformal

    To use a large amount of something, such as time, money, or energy.

    deAufbrauchen

    • The project ate up most of our budget.
    • This old car eats up a lot of fuel.
    • The lengthy process ate up all our time.

    Synonymeabsorbconsumedepletedevourdrainexhaustexpendgobble upswallow upuse up

    Antonymeconservepreservesave

  3. Believe eagerlyinformal

    To accept or believe something eagerly and without question.

    deGierig glauben

    • The audience ate up every word of his speech.
    • She ate up all the gossip about the celebrity.
    • He ate up the flattery from his colleagues.

    Synonymebuydrink infall forlap upswallow

    Antonymedisbelievedoubtquestionrejectsuspect

Formen
  • eaten up past participle
  • ate up past simple
  • eating up present participle
  • eats up third person singular

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