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Vie Quotidienne - Appetite

Découvrez comment les expressions anglaises telles que « the munchies » et « have a sweet Tooth » sont liées à l'appétit en anglais.

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English idioms related to Everyday Life
to have a sweet tooth

to be attracted to food that contains a lot of sugar

aimer les sucreries, être (plutôt) sucré (que salé)

aimer les sucreries, être (plutôt) sucré (que salé)

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hollow leg

the capacity or ability to consume an excessive amount of food or drink, particularly alcoholic ones

jambes creuses, capacité d'absorption excessive

jambes creuses, capacité d'absorption excessive

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[nom]
the munchies

an abrupt and strong desire to eat something

les fringales, la fringale

les fringales, la fringale

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[nom]
somebody can eat a horse

used to say that one is overwhelemed by the sense of hunger and is willing to quench it the first chance one gets

[phrase]
to make one's mouth water

to feel excessive and uncontrollable hunger when seeing, smelling, or even thinking of a delicious food or drink

[Phrase]
one's eyes are bigger than one's stomach

used to describe a greedy person who takes more food than they could possibly finish

[phrase]
to whet one's appetite

to severely increase one's desire for food

[Phrase]
to get stuck in

to start with much enthusiasm

[Phrase]
somebody could murder something

used to tell someone that they are eating or drinking too much of something

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(as) full as a tick

no longer able to eat due to having a full stomach

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to melt in one's mouth

(of food) to be really tasty and require not much chewing

[Phrase]
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