ate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ate in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

ate [et, Am eɪt]

ate pt of eat

See also eat

I.eat <ate, eaten> [iːt] VB trans

eat

ям

to eat breakfast/a meal

закусвам/храня се

to eat lunch/supper

обядвам/вечерям

to eat one's fill

наяждам се с нщ

to eat sb for breakfast inf

ще се справя с нкг много лесно

I'll eat my hat if …

да не съм човек, ако …

I'll eat my hat if …

много ще се учудя, ако …

to eat sb out of house and home

изяждам и ушите на нкг

to eat humble pie [or crow ] Am, Aus inf

унижавам се

to eat humble pie [or crow ] Am, Aus inf

преглъщам обида

what's eating him? inf

какво го мъчи?

II.eat [iːt] VB intr

eat

храня се

to eat for comfort

ям за успокоение

to eat for comfort

ям от нерви

to have sb eating out of one's hand

подчинявам се на нкг

to have sb eating out of one's hand

слушам нкг безпрекословно

to eat like a horse

ям като разпран

I.eat <ate, eaten> [iːt] VB trans

eat

ям

to eat breakfast/a meal

закусвам/храня се

to eat lunch/supper

обядвам/вечерям

to eat one's fill

наяждам се с нщ

to eat sb for breakfast inf

ще се справя с нкг много лесно

I'll eat my hat if …

да не съм човек, ако …

I'll eat my hat if …

много ще се учудя, ако …

to eat sb out of house and home

изяждам и ушите на нкг

to eat humble pie [or crow ] Am, Aus inf

унижавам се

to eat humble pie [or crow ] Am, Aus inf

преглъщам обида

what's eating him? inf

какво го мъчи?

II.eat [iːt] VB intr

eat

храня се

to eat for comfort

ям за успокоение

to eat for comfort

ям от нерви

to have sb eating out of one's hand

подчинявам се на нкг

to have sb eating out of one's hand

слушам нкг безпрекословно

to eat like a horse

ям като разпран

eat-by date [ˈiːtbaɪˌdeɪt] N

eat-by date

годен до (за консумация)

Translations for ate in the Bulgarian»English Dictionary

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дояждам си

eat up

доядох баницата

I ate up the banitza

нахраних се до ситост

I ate until I was full

яли, пили и се веселили

they ate, drank and partied

отяждам си

eat one's fill

облажвам се

eat meat

наяждам

eat enough

наяждам

eat one's fill

блажа

eat meat

блажа, когато няма пости

I eat meat when there are no fast-days

ate Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

she ate the last of the cake

тя изяде последното парче от тортата

he ate two biscuits and I didn't eat any

той изяде две бисквити, а аз — нито една

to eat sb out of house and home

изяждам и ушите на нкг

if he won't eat, neither will I

ако той не яде, и аз няма да ям

everything that I eat turns into fat

всичко ми се лепи

we had quite a lot to eat

хапнахме си порядъчно

is there a little something to eat?

има ли нещичко за хапване?

I ate until I was full

нахраних се до ситост

we're bound to find something to eat

все ще се намери нещо за хапване

we do not live to eat, we eat to live

не живеем, за да ядем, а ядем, за да живеем

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The inhabitants ate barley, wheat, chickpeas, lentils and grapes.

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A beautiful house stood there; she tidied it up and ate a meal before coming out to climb the same tree.

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Or anyone, for that matter, who ever ate a fish stick -- whether you liked it or not.

www.gizmodo.com.au

Each trial lasted 15 min and after 45 min participants ate ad libitum (freely) a variety of snacks.

medicalxpress.com

He taught class and trained for two hours on the day of his death, ate a light dinner and went to bed early.

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I set this blood on the fire, let it coagulate, and ate the lumps without salt.

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They ate frugal meals, and spent their days both in contemplative prayer and interceding on behalf of others.

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On all other nights they ate meat roasted, stewed, or boiled, while on this night they ate only roasted meat.

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Instead, erosion ate away at it, in the form of acid leaching, and broke down much of its pumice content.

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We ate breakfast here too: perfectly poached eggs, hot cakes, and the obligatory mint tea.

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