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ATE British & World English

automated test equipment

ate British & World English

past of eat.

-ate1 British & World English

forming nouns:

-ate2 British & World English

forming adjectives and nouns such as associate, duplicate, separate

-ate3 British & World English

forming verbs such as fascinate, hyphenate

ate in eat British & World English

put (food) into the mouth and chew and swallow it

eat British & World English

put (food) into the mouth and chew and swallow it

eat in in eat British & World English

have a meal at home

eat out in eat British & World English

have a meal in a restaurant

eat crow in crow1 British & World English

be humiliated by having to admit one’s defeats or mistakes

eat dirt in dirt British & World English

suffer insults or humiliation

eat into in eat British & World English

another way of saying eat away at.

keep or eat kosher in kosher British & World English

observe the Jewish food regulations (kashrut)

eaten up in eat British & World English

dominate the thoughts of someone completely

eat something up in eat British & World English

use resources or time in very large quantities

eat someone's dust in dust British & World English

fall far behind someone in a competitive situation

eat something away or eat away at in eat British & World English

erode or destroy something gradually

eat someone alive in eat British & World English

(of insects) bite someone many times

eat one's words in eat British & World English

retract what one has said, especially in a humiliated way

eat humble pie in humble British & World English

make a humble apology and accept humiliation

eat one's heart out in eat British & World English

suffer from excessive longing for someone or something unattainable

have or eat someone for breakfast in breakfast British & World English

deal with or defeat someone with contemptuous ease

eat one's own dog food in dog food British & World English

(of a company’s staff) use a product or service developed by that company so as to test it before it is made available to customers