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1 sate oneself with
Общая лексика: пресытиться (чем-л.) -
2 sate
I [seıt,sæt] поэт. past и p. p. от sit II II [seıt] v книжн. обыкн. pass1. насыщать, удовлетворять2. пресыщатьto sate oneself with smth. - пресытиться чем-л.
to be sated with food [with pleasure] - быть пресыщенным пищей [удовольствиями]
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3 sate
seɪt гл.
1) перекармливать
2) насыщать, удовлетворять He had sated his vengeance. ≈ Он утолил свою жажду мести. to sate smb's appetite ≈ удовлетворять чей-л. аппетит Syn: surfeit past и р.р. от sit (книжное) насыщать, удовлетворять - to * one's thirst for blood утолить( свою) жажду крови (книжное) пресыщать - to * oneself with smth. пресытиться чем-л. - to be *d with food быть пресыщенным пищей sate = satiate sate = satiate satiate: satiate насыщать ~ пресыщать ~ пресыщенный -
4 fill
заполнять имя существительное: глагол:наполняться (fill, fill up, fill out)наливаться (fill, become juicy) -
5 glut
1. n диал. большой глоток2. v редк. жадно глотать3. n излишество, неумеренность4. n насыщение; пресыщение5. n избыток, изобилие6. v насыщать; удовлетворятьa year of working aboard ship glutted his love for adventure — год работы на судне удовлетворил его страсть к приключениям
7. v наедаться досыта8. v наполнять до отказа, переполнять9. v заваливать10. v неумеренно предаваться11. n горн. клин, подшашкаСинонимический ряд:1. fat (noun) fat; overflow; overrun; overstock; superfluity2. overabundance (noun) deluge; excess; overabundance; over-abundance; oversupply; over-supply; plethora; surplus3. inundate (verb) burden; choke; clog; congest; deluge; flood; inundate; overload; overstock; saturate4. pig out (verb) bolt; cram; eat like a pig; gobble up; overeat; pig out; stuff oneself; wolf5. satiate (verb) cloy; feast; fill; gorge; jade; pall; sate; satiate; stodge; surfeitАнтонимический ряд:
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