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• Sustantivo que designa el alimento para animales o el flujo continuo de contenido, como noticias o actualizaciones en redes sociales.

A noun referring to food given to animals, or a stream of content such as news or social media updates.

1. Animal foodA2formal

   Food given to animals, especially livestock or pets.

   Pienso para animales

   • The farmer bought a bag of chicken feed.
   • The pet store sells high-quality dog feed.
   • They mixed the cattle feed with supplements.

   Sinónimosfodderforagegrainhaymashprovenderrationsilage

2. Social media streamB1informal

   A stream of content or updates from social media platforms or websites.

   Fuente de noticias o actualizaciones

   • I scrolled through my Twitter feed all morning.
   • Her Instagram feed is full of travel photos.
   • The news feed showed the latest headlines.

   Sinónimosstreamtimeline

3. Technical inputB2formaltechnical

   A mechanism or channel through which material or data is supplied to a machine or system.

   Alimentación técnica

   • The printer's paper feed jammed again.
   • The machine has a continuous feed for processing.
   • Adjust the feed rate on the conveyor belt.

   Sinónimosfeederinputintakesupply

   Antónimosextractionoutputremoval

• Verbo que significa pagar una tasa o contratar a alguien por un servicio, aunque en inglés moderno rara vez se usa como verbo; más comúnmente es un sustantivo.

A verb meaning to pay a fee or to hire someone for a service, though it is rarely used as a verb in modern English; more commonly a noun.

1. To pay a feeB2formal

   To give a sum of money as payment for a service or privilege.

   pagar una tarifa

   • The lawyer was feed for his consultation.
   • Members must fee the club annually to maintain their status.
   • The consultant was feed handsomely for his advice.

   Sinónimoscompensatehirepayrecompenseremuneratereward

• Verbo que denota la acción de alimentar a una persona, animal o planta, proporcionándole comida o nutrientes.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving food to a person, animal, or plant.

verbo irregular

1. A1formal

   To give food to a person or animal.

   Dar de comer

   • She feeds her baby every three hours.
   • Please feed the cat while I'm away.
   • They feed the birds in the park every morning.

   Sinónimosboardnourishprovisionsustainvictual

   Antónimosstarve

2. A2informal

   To eat food.

   Comer

   • The baby is feeding now.
   • Cows feed on grass in the fields.
   • He feeds on junk food during late nights.

   Sinónimosconsumedevourdineeatgrazepartake

3. Supply or provideB1formal

   To supply something continuously, like information, data, or fuel.

   suministrar, alimentar (con datos, combustible, etc.)

   • The machine feeds paper into the printer.
   • The news feed provides updates every minute.
   • They feed electricity to the entire neighborhood.

   Sinónimosdeliverfuelfurnishinjectinputprovidesupply

   Antónimosdeprivestarvewithhold

Variantes phrasalfeed infeed onfeed upon