Pagkain, Pag-inom, at Paghahain ng Pagkain - Eating
Dito ay matututunan mo ang ilang salitang Ingles na may kaugnayan sa pagkain tulad ng "dine", "chomp", at "devour".
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Pagsusulit
to cause food, drink, or another substance to pass from the mouth down into the stomach, using the muscles of the throat
lunok, sipsipin
to be able to recognize the flavor of something by eating or drinking it
tikman, lasahan
to lightly or minimally eat or taste a small portion of something
humipo, tikman
to test something by doing or using it to find out if it is suitable, useful, good, etc.
subukan, tangkain
to consume a drug, medication, or substance in a specified manner, such as swallowing, inhaling, or injecting
kunin, inumin
to take food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it
kunin, sipsipin
the act of eating, drinking, or utilizing edible items for sustenance or pleasure
konsumo
to have a meal, typically at home or in a specified location, rather than going out to eat at a restaurant
kuman sa bahay, kumain sa lugar
to have dinner in a restaurant or at someone else's home
kumain sa labas, kumain sa isang restaurant
to have a meal at home, in contrast to eating at a restaurant or ordering takeout
kumain sa bahay, mag-dinner sa bahay
to eat in a restaurant, etc. rather than at one's home
kumain sa labas, mag-dinner sa restaurant
to allow oneself to do or have something that one enjoys, particularly something that might be bad for one
magpakasawa, pahintulutan ang sarili
to eat lunch, particularly at a restaurant
mag-lunch, kumain ng lunch
to have a meal early in the morning
mag-almusal, kumain ng almusal
to finish eating something completely, often quickly or with enthusiasm
ubusin, kainin
to consume food quickly and without taking the time to chew it thoroughly
sumagpang, kumain ng mabilis
used to wish someone a good appetite or enjoyable meal before they start eating
Kain na!, Mag-enjoy sa inyong pagkain!
to eat or swallow something with difficulty or reluctance
mahirap lunukin, kumain na may pag-aalinlangan
to chew or bite down on something with a strong, audible, and repeated motion
kagat, ngatain
to bite and crush food into smaller pieces with the teeth to make it easier to swallow
nguya, kagat
to crush or grind something loudly and noisily with the teeth
kagat, niknik
to eat something with a lot of enjoyment and finish it all
devour, kainin ng kasiglahan
to eat something eagerly and in large quantities, often implying intense hunger or enjoyment
lamukin, ubusin
to eat small amounts or particular kinds of food, especially to lose weight
mag-diet, sumubok ng diyeta
to start eating with enthusiasm
magsimula nang kumain, magsaya sa pagkain
to consume completely, especially in reference to food
ubusin, sagpangin
to eat something quickly and greedily, often making loud and rapid swallowing sounds
tingin, sagad
to swallow quickly or greedily, often in one swift motion
lunok, inumin
to drink something, especially an alcoholic beverage, enthusiastically, and in large quantities
laklakin, ubusin
to pass the tongue over a surface, typically to taste or eat something
dila sa, lamasin
to chew steadily or vigorously, often making a crunching sound
ng munch, mang-munch
to nibble or eat small amounts of food in a hesitant or cautious manner
dumapo, nagsimula
to fully appreciate and enjoy the flavor or aroma of a food or drink as much as possible, particularly by slowly consuming it
lasangin, tikman
to eat a small amount of food between meals, typically as a quick and informal meal
meryenda, snack
to transfer or serve food using a spoon, typically involving scooping or lifting with kitchen tools
ilagay gamit ang kutsara, ihain
to eat and drink abundantly, often as part of a celebration or special occasion
magsalu-salo, magpakasasa
to eat excessively, especially to the point that makes one feel sick or uncomfortable
umorder, kumain ng labis
to eat a lot and quickly, often in a greedy or indulgent way
maubos, mabilis na kumain
to eat or drink noisily by inhaling a liquid or soft food, such as soup or noodles, often with a distinctive, impolite sound
sipsipin, mumog