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🔑eateat /it / verb (past tense ate /eɪt / , past participle eat·en /ˈitn /)- [intransitive, transitive] to put food into your mouth, then chew and swallow it吃◆Did you eat all the cookies?你把曲奇饼全吃了？◆ Eat up your lunch, Joe (= Finish it all).乔，把午饭吃完。◆She doesn't eat right (= eat healthy food). No wonder she's so thin.她吃得不健康，难怪那么瘦。
- [intransitive] to have a meal吃饭；用餐◆What time should we eat?我们什么时间吃饭？◆Do you want to go out for a bite to eat?你想出去吃点便餐吗？
 ●eat your heart out! (informal) used to compare two things and say one of them is better（比较两事物）比…还好◆Look at him dance! Eat your heart out, Fred Astaire (= he dances even better than Fred Astaire).看他跳的舞！比弗雷德 · 阿斯泰尔跳得还好。●eat your wordsto admit that what you said was wrong承认说错话；收回前言●have your cake and eat it tooto enjoy the advantages of something without its disadvantages; to have both things that are available得其利而无其弊；两者兼得◆Rick thinks he can stay out late every night and still get good grades – he wants to have his cake and eat it too.里克以为他既可以每晚在外面逍遥到很晚，又可以得高分 —— 他想鱼与熊掌兼得。  ●eat sth away / eat away at sthto damage or destroy something gradually逐渐破坏；侵蚀；腐蚀◆The ocean waves had eaten away at the cliff.海浪已经侵蚀了悬崖。●eat outto have a meal in a restaurant在外面吃饭；下馆子◆Would you like to eat out tonight?你今天晚上想出去吃饭吗？ |