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1 ¡muérete de envidia!
Ex. The article is entitled ' Eat your heart out, Jean Chapelain!'.* * *= eat your heart out!Ex: The article is entitled ' Eat your heart out, Jean Chapelain!'.
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2 comer demasiado
• eat a lot• eat like a horse• eat one's fill• eat too much• overeat -
3 comerse
• eat• eat one's• eat up• eat up one's• polish up one's -
4 comer como un cerdo
• eat like a pig• eat like a swine• eat too much• make oneself• make oneself at home -
5 comer como un descosido
• eat a lot• eat like a horse• eat too muchDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > comer como un descosido
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6 comer con gula
• eat a lot• eat like a horse• eat too much• Guyana• guzzle in food -
7 retractarse
• eat humble pie• eat one's words• eat one's words up• go back on• go back over• go back to the old ways• go backward• mend one's words• recant• retrace one's steps• retract from• take back one's word• take one's word back -
8 almorzar
• eat• eat lunch• have lots to do• have lunch in -
9 carcomer
• eat away• eat away at• gnashing• gnaw at• prey away at -
10 comer en exceso
• eat in excess• eat too much• overeat -
11 comer en un restaurante
• eat in a restaurant• eat outDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > comer en un restaurante
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12 comer hasta hartarse
• eat one's fill• eat to repletion• glut oneself• gluteal• stuff oneself -
13 comer hasta la saciedad
• eat one's fill• eat too muchDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > comer hasta la saciedad
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14 comer hasta saciarse
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15 comer más que siete
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16 comer por cuatro
• eat like a horse• eat too much -
17 comerse sus palabras
• eat one's words• eat one's words up• swallow one's words• take back one's word• take one's word back -
18 corroer
• eat away• eat into• erode -
19 glotonear
• eat greedily• eat too much• Guyana• guzzle in food -
20 papar
• eat• eat without chewing
См. также в других словарях:
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