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fi:d 1. past tense, past participle - fed; verb1) (to give food to: He fed the child with a spoon.) gi mat, fôre; amme2) ((with on) to eat: Cows feed on grass.) beite, gresse, ete2. noun(food especially for a baby or animals: Have you given the baby his feed?; cattle feed.) mat, føde- fed upfôr--------fôre--------mateIsubst. \/fiːd\/1) fôr, beite2) fôring3) porsjon fôr, (fôr)rasjon, porsjon mat4) ( hverdagslig) måltid5) (amer., hverdagslig) mat, føde6) ( teknikk) mating, tilførsel, påfylling(smateriale)7) lading (av pistol)8) mate-9) ( elektronikk) mating, framføringbe off one's feed ( hverdagslig) ikke ha matlyst være nedslått, deppa være sykbe on the feed ( om fisk) nappehave a good feed få seg et solid måltidout at feed ute på beiteput on the feed bag ( hverdagslig) spise (et måltid)II1) ( elektronikk) mate2) fôre, gi mat tilgi hestene havre (å spise) \/ fôre hestene med havre3) bespise, gi mat til4) fø, (liv)nære5) mate, gi bryst6) gi næring til7) ( overført) gi næring til8) forsyne, tilføre, mate, fylle på, fylle i9) ( om elv) ha sitt utløp i, forsyne med vann10) beite, gresse12) (spøkefullt, om person) ete, hive i segbe fed by få tilløp frafeed a forward with passes ( sport) sende pasninger \/ passe til en løperfeed into gå inn ifeed off fete opp beite på, spise av bruke som beitefeed on livnære seg på, leve av( overført) leve på, glede seg overfeed one's eye with something la øyet fråtse i noefeed one's face ( slang) slenge i seg matfeed somebody with something mate noen med noefeed somebody's vanity smigre noenfeed something into\/in\/to something mate noe inn i noe, fylle noe inn i noefeed the fire legge (mer) ved på ilden, holde ilden ved likefeed the fishes være sjøsyk, mate krabbenefeed up fete oppfeed with mate med, forsyne medmany mouths to feed mange munner å mette
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