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1 время еды
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2 жратва
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3 еда
1) General subject: bait, baiter, baiting, bite, cheer, chop chop, chow, chow chow, diet, eating, edible, edibles, fare, feed, food, knife and fork, meal, nooning, nosh, potluck, scoff, sock, stand smb. up, table, tack, tuck, tucker, nourishment2) Biology: forage4) Slang: chuck6) Obsolete: meat7) Poetical language: victuals8) Military: chow-down10) Jocular: comestibles11) Rare: feeding12) mil.sl. rooty13) School: sockeroo14) Jargon: chewings, grub-pile, hot, mongee, mungey, mungy, peckings, pecks, scoffings, scraw, garbage, groceries, sap, scram, square15) New Zealand: kai16) Makarov: nurture -
4 eat a lot
American: chow down (I need to find a place to \<b\>chow down\</b\>) -
5 завтракать
1) General subject: breakfast, chow down, have lunch, lunch, luncheon, noon, take lunch, take tiffin, tiff, tiffin, tomorrows, have luncheon, eat( one's) breakfast2) Travel: have breakfast3) Makarov: to chow down -
6 обедать
1) General subject: be at dinner, be at mess, be at table, chow down, dine (dine on something - пообедать чем-либо), dinner, have dinner, have lunch (в середине рабочего дня), lunch (в середине рабочего дня), noon, sit at table, take dinner, take lunch (в середине рабочего дня), to be at dinner, to be at mess, have feet (с кем-л.), put feet (с кем-л.), stretch legs under mahogany (с кем-л.)2) Jocular: put on the nosebag (особ. в ресторане) -
7 питаться
1) General subject: eat in, eat out, feed (чем-л.), provender, raven on (чем-л.), raven upon (чем-л.), victual, fare, (чем-л.) feed on (All of the whales and other marine mammals here feed on Arctic cod.), take meals2) Medicine: diet3) Colloquial: nom4) Military: chow down5) Engineering: be fed, be powered, operate7) Fishery: feed on8) Marine science: prey upon (о хищниках) -
8 ужинать
1) General subject: chow down, eat supper, have supper, supper2) Rare: sup3) Makarov: to chow down -
9 перекусить
1) General subject: have a bite, have a hurried meal, have a light repast, have a nash, make a light meal, put on the nosebag (особ. на работе), refect oneself, take a snatch, have a snack, have a stand-up meal, put on the nose-bag (особ. на работе), snack, grab a bite to eat2) Colloquial: nosh, get a bite of lunch (около полудня)3) American: nash4) Jargon: get eats, nosh on something, put on the feedbag, chow down, grab a bite, inhale, mug up5) Makarov: snatch6) Phraseological unit: bite to eat (A snack or quick meal.) -
10 кушать
2) Colloquial: nom3) Military: garbage down
См. также в других словарях:
chow down — (N Am inf) To eat greedily • • • Main Entry: ↑chow * * * ˌchow ˈdown [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they chow down he/she/it … Useful english dictionary
chow down — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms chow down : present tense I/you/we/they chow down he/she/it chows down present participle chowing down past tense chowed down past participle chowed down American informal to eat food, especially a lot of… … English dictionary
chow down — vb American to eat, sit down to a meal, tuck in . From chow meaning food. ► While we re here let s chow down, hey? (Real Men, US film, 1987) … Contemporary slang
chow down — in. to eat; to take a meal. □ ver there is where we chow down. □ It’s past my time to chow down … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
chow down — verb To eat, especially to eat vigorously. Were all famished; its time to chow down. Syn: dig in, eat up … Wiktionary
chow down — v To eat. I need to find a place to chow down. 1950s … Historical dictionary of American slang
chow down — eat, have a meal I m hungry. Let s chow down before we go to the movie … English idioms
Chow down — begin eating (from chow chow , originally nautical slang of SE Asia) … Dictionary of Australian slang
chow down — Australian Slang begin eating (from chow chow , originally nautical slang of SE Asia) … English dialects glossary
chow down — N. Amer. informal eat. → chow … English new terms dictionary
chow down — Meaning Sit down to eat. Origin Favoured, at least in the past, by the US military … Meaning and origin of phrases