Vocab Bloom Hub

devour

/dɪˈvaʊər/

Traducción: Verbo que significa comer algo con rapidez y avidez, o consumir algo con gran entusiasmo o intensidad; también puede referirse a destruir o agotar algo por completo.

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verb

/dɪˈvaʊər/B2formal
  • esVerbo que significa comer algo con rapidez y avidez, o consumir algo con gran entusiasmo o intensidad; también puede referirse a destruir o agotar algo por completo.

A verb used to indicate the act of eating something quickly and greedily, or consuming something with great enthusiasm or intensity.

  1. Eat hungrilyB1formal

    To eat something quickly and greedily.

    esdevorar

    • The hungry wolf devoured its prey in minutes.
    • She devoured the entire pizza by herself.
    • He devoured his breakfast before rushing to work.

    Sinónimosboltgobblegobble upgorgeguzzlestuffwolfwolf down

    Antónimosabstainfast

  2. Read eagerlyB2informal

    To read something quickly and with great enthusiasm.

    esDevorar (leer con avidez)

    • She devoured the entire novel in one night.
    • He devoured every book on the recommended reading list.
    • The young student devoured the encyclopedia with curiosity.

    Sinónimosconsumeeat upgobble up

    Antónimosscanskim

  3. B2formal

    To completely consume or destroy something, often in a destructive way.

    esConsumir o destruir

    • The fire devoured the entire forest.
    • Jealousy devoured his peace of mind.
    • The flood devoured the small village.

    Sinónimosannihilateconsumedemolishdestroydevastateengulfravagewaste

    Antónimosconservepreserveprotect

Formas
  • devoured past participle
  • devoured past simple
  • devouring present participle
  • devours third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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