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1 eat
i:t 1. past tense - ate; verb(to (chew and) swallow; to take food: They are forbidden to eat meat; They ate up all the cakes; We must eat to live.) spise, fortære, ete- eatable2. noun((in plural) food: Cover all eatables to keep mice away.) matvarer- eat into- eat one's wordsete--------fortære1) spise, ete, fortære2) ( overført) fortære, tære på• what's eating you?hva er det med deg? \/ hva er det som plager deg? \/ hva er det som feiler deg?3) etse, tære4) ( hverdagslig) smakedette smaker utmerket, dette er utmerket mat5) (om fellatio, vulgært) suge, sokkeeat a person out of house and home spise noen ut av huseteat away tære (eller etse) borteaten up with fortært av, fylt aveat in spise hjemmeeat into something ete seg inn i noe, gjøre innhugg i noe, tære på noeeat one's hat spise hatten sinhvis hun kommer i morgen, skal jeg spise hatten mineat one's heart out lengte (fortvilet) ettereat one's words ta i seg ordene sine, ta ordene sine tilbakeeat out spise ute (på restaurant)have somebody eating out of one's hand ha fullstendig overtak på noen, ha noen i sin hule håndeat something up (amer., hverdagslig, overført) sluke noe (rått)• can you believe it? The teacher ate up all that stuff about how I'd lost all my books in a firedu vil ikke tro det! Læreren slukte rått alt det der om at jeg hadde mistet bøkene mine i en branneat up spise opp, fortære, slukeeat your heart out! der fikk du som fortjent! -
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hæt(a covering for the head, usually worn out of doors: He raised his hat as the lady approached.) hatt, hodeplagg- hatter- hat trick
- keep something under one's hat
- keep under one's hat
- pass/send round the hat
- take one's hat off to
- talk through one's hathattIsubst. \/hæt\/1) hatt, lue2) ( også cardinal's hat, red hat) kardinalhatt3) kardinalverdighet4) ( hverdagslig) forklaring: rang, grad eller stilling blant flere som innehas av en person• which hat is he wearing now?at the drop of a hat på et øyeblikks varselbad hat ( hverdagslig) dårlig fyr, slyngel, dårlig korteat one's hat ( hverdagslig) bli svært overrasket (hvis noe bestemt inntreffer), spise hatten ens• if he wins the competition, I'll eat my hat!hvis han vinner konkurransen, skal jeg spise hatten min!hang up one's hat slutte, gi opp, legge ned arbeidethard hat vernehjelm ( hverdagslig) bygningsarbeider, anleggsarbeider (spesielt amer., hverdagslig) høyrereaksjonærhat in hand med lua i håndenhats off to... (overført, som uttrykk for beundring) hatten av for...keep something under one's hat ( hverdagslig) holde noe for seg selv, ikke snakke om noe, holde noe hemmeligmy hat ( hverdagslig) du verden, så sanneligold hat ( hverdagslig) gammelt nytt ute, umoderne, gammeldags, foreldet, avleggsopera hat flosshatt, forklaring: høy, svart silkehatt til å slå sammenpull something out of a hat velge noe på måfå, trekke noe opp av hatten skje som ved et trylleslagsoft felt hat myk hatt, filthatttake off one's hat to... eller raise one's hat to... ( overført) ta av seg hatten for... hilse påtalk through one's hat ( hverdagslig) snakke tull, bløffe, skryte, vrøvle, bruke store ordthrow one's hat in(to) the ring stille som kandidat (i konkurranse), være med i en konkurranse ta en utfordringtop hat høy hatt, flosshatttouch one's hat hilse (ved å føre hånden til hatten)IIverb \/hæt\/ikle seg hatt
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