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Manger, Boire et Servir de la Nourriture - Manger

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la nourriture tels que "diner", "mâcher bruyamment" et "dévorer".

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Words Related to Eating, Drinking, and Serving
to eat
to eat
[verbe]

to put food into the mouth, then chew and swallow it

manger

manger

Ex: They enjoy eating pizza on Friday nights. 
to swallow
to swallow
[verbe]

to cause food, drink, or another substance to pass from the mouth down into the stomach, using the muscles of the throat

avaler, ingurgiter

avaler, ingurgiter

Ex: It's important to chew your food well before you swallow. 
to have
to have
[verbe]

to eat or drink something

prendre

prendre

Ex: Let's have breakfast together before we start our day. 
to consume
to consume
[verbe]

to eat or drink something

consommer, manger ou boire

consommer, manger ou boire

Ex: After a long day at work, she was ready to consume a hearty meal. 
to taste
to taste
[verbe]

to be able to recognize the flavor of something by eating or drinking it

goûter, savourer

goûter, savourer

Ex: She tastes the savory herbs in her homemade soup. 
to touch
to touch
[verbe]

to lightly or minimally eat or taste a small portion of something

effleurer, goûter légèrement

effleurer, goûter légèrement

Ex: She's on a diet, so she'll probably just touch the main course. 
to try
to try
[verbe]

to test something by doing or using it to find out if it is suitable, useful, good, etc.

essayer, tester, goûter

essayer, tester, goûter

Ex: Have you tried the new flavor of ice cream at the shop? 
to take
to take
[verbe]

to consume a drug, medication, or substance in a specified manner, such as swallowing, inhaling, or injecting

prendre

prendre

Ex: The nurse instructed the patient to take the prescribed antibiotics with a full glass of water. 
to ingest
to ingest
[verbe]

to take food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it

ingérer, absorber

ingérer, absorber

Ex: Animals often ingest various plants and herbs as part of their diet in the wild. 
consumption

the process of taking in food or drink through the mouth

consommation, ingestion

consommation, ingestion

Ex: Proper consumption of vegetables is essential for a balanced diet. 
to dine
to dine
[verbe]

to have dinner

dîner

dîner

Ex: The couple decided to dine at their favorite restaurant for their anniversary. 
to dine in
to dine in
[verbe]

to have a meal, typically at home or in a specified location, rather than going out to eat at a restaurant

manger à la maison, dîner sur place

manger à la maison, dîner sur place

Ex: We decided to dine in and enjoy a homemade dinner tonight. 
to dine out

to have dinner in a restaurant or at someone else's home

dîner en ville, dîner dehor

dîner en ville, dîner dehor

to eat in
to eat in
[verbe]

to have a meal at home, in contrast to eating at a restaurant or ordering takeout

manger à la maison, dîner chez soi

manger à la maison, dîner chez soi

Ex: After a long day at work, she preferred to eat in and enjoy a homemade dinner. 
to eat out
to eat out
[verbe]

to eat in a restaurant, etc. rather than at one's home

sortir dîner, manger dehors, déjeuner dehors, dîner dehors

sortir dîner, manger dehors, déjeuner dehors, dîner dehors

Ex: On special occasions, the family likes to eat out at their favorite restaurant. 
to fill up
to fill up
[verbe]

to eat until one is completely satisfied

se remplir, se gaver

se remplir, se gaver

Ex: The buffet at the party had so much food that I couldn't help but fill up. 
to finish
to finish
[verbe]

to complete the entire portion of a meal

terminer, finir

terminer, finir

Ex: Even though the portions were large, she managed to finish her entire meal. 
to get down

to successfully swallow or ingest food or drink

avaler, ingérer

avaler, ingérer

Ex: It was a struggle for him to get the large pill down without water. 
to indulge
to indulge
[verbe]

to allow oneself to do or have something that one enjoys, particularly something that might be bad for one

faire plaisir à

faire plaisir à

Ex: She decided to indulge in a piece of chocolate cake as a treat. 
to nosh
to nosh
[verbe]

to eat snacks or light meals

grignoter, manger des collations

grignoter, manger des collations

Ex: In between meals, the office workers often gather to nosh on snacks from the communal kitchen. 
to lunch
to lunch
[verbe]

to eat lunch, particularly at a restaurant

déjeuner

déjeuner

Ex: Let's lunch at that new Italian bistro downtown. 
to breakfast

to have a meal early in the morning

petit-déjeuner, prendre le petit-déjeuner

petit-déjeuner, prendre le petit-déjeuner

Ex: We breakfasted on fresh croissants and coffee at the Parisian café. 
to partake
to partake
[verbe]

to participate in consuming food

participer, prendre part

participer, prendre part

Ex: The family gathered around the table to partake in a delicious home-cooked meal. 
to polish off

to finish eating something completely, often quickly or with enthusiasm

terminer, engloutir

terminer, engloutir

Ex: After the party, he polished off the leftover cake in one sitting. 
to sup
to sup
[verbe]

to consume a drink or liquid food

boire, siroter

boire, siroter

Ex: She sat by the fireplace, quietly supping on a cup of hot tea to warm herself on the chilly evening. 
to bite
to bite
[verbe]

to cut into flesh, food, etc. using the teeth

mordre

mordre

Ex: The dog warned the intruder by growling before attempting to bite. 
to bolt
to bolt
[verbe]

to consume food quickly and without taking the time to chew it thoroughly

engloutir, bâfrer

engloutir, bâfrer

Ex: Hungry and in a rush, he bolted his breakfast, barely tasting the food. 
bon appetit
bon appetit
[Interjection]

used to wish someone a good appetite or enjoyable meal before they start eating

Bon appétit

Bon appétit

Ex: Before starting the meal, the chef exclaimed, "Bon appétit, everyone! Enjoy your dinner." 
to champ
to champ
[verbe]

to chew energetically or noisily

mâcher bruyamment, mastiquer avec énergie

mâcher bruyamment, mastiquer avec énergie

Ex: He started to champ on the crunchy popcorn at the movies. 
to choke down

to eat or swallow something with difficulty or reluctance

avaler de force, ingurgiter à contrecœur

avaler de force, ingurgiter à contrecœur

Ex: He tried to choke down the overcooked meal to be polite. 
to chomp
to chomp
[verbe]

to chew or bite down on something with a strong, audible, and repeated motion

mâcher bruyamment, croquer à pleines dents

mâcher bruyamment, croquer à pleines dents

Ex: The hungry toddler couldn't wait to chomp the crunchy apple, revealing a toothy grin with each bite. 
to chew
to chew
[verbe]

to bite and crush food into smaller pieces with the teeth to make it easier to swallow

mâcher, mastiquer

mâcher, mastiquer

Ex: He chews his food slowly to aid digestion. 
to crunch
to crunch
[verbe]

to crush or grind something loudly and noisily with the teeth

croquer, mâcher bruyamment

croquer, mâcher bruyamment

Ex: He crunched the potato chips loudly during the movie. 
to demolish

to eat something with a lot of enjoyment and finish it all

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: He demolished the pizza in no time. 
to devour
to devour
[verbe]

to eat something eagerly and in large quantities, often implying intense hunger or enjoyment

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: The aroma of freshly baked cookies made it irresistible, and the kids eagerly devoured the entire batch. 
to diet
to diet
[verbe]

to eat small amounts or particular kinds of food, especially to lose weight

suivre un régime

suivre un régime

Ex: She decided to diet by cutting out sugary snacks and eating more vegetables. 
to dig in
to dig in
[verbe]

to start eating with enthusiasm

se mettre à manger avec enthousiasme, attaquer le repas

se mettre à manger avec enthousiasme, attaquer le repas

Ex: As the delicious aroma filled the air, everyone was eager to dig in and enjoy the homemade feast. 
to down
to down
[verbe]

to rapidly and completely consume food

engloutir, avaler

engloutir, avaler

Ex: She was so hungry that she could down a whole pizza by herself. 
to eat up
to eat up
[verbe]

to consume completely, especially in reference to food

manger complètement, finir

manger complètement, finir

Ex: The hungry children quickly ate up all the cookies that were on the table. 
to gobble
to gobble
[verbe]

to eat something quickly and greedily, often making loud and rapid swallowing sounds

engloutir, bâfrer

engloutir, bâfrer

Ex: The children tend to gobble their candy as soon as they get it on Halloween. 
to gulp
to gulp
[verbe]

to swallow quickly or greedily, often in one swift motion

engloutir, avaler rapidement

engloutir, avaler rapidement

Ex: In the competition, participants were challenged to gulp a glass of milk as quickly as possible. 
to guzzle
to guzzle
[verbe]

to drink something, especially an alcoholic beverage, enthusiastically, and in large quantities

engloutir

engloutir

Ex: Thirsty after the game, he proceeded to guzzle a whole bottle of water. 
to lick
to lick
[verbe]

to pass the tongue over a surface, typically to taste or eat something

lécher, passer la langue sur

lécher, passer la langue sur

Ex: The cat stretched out its tongue to lick its paw and clean its fur. 
to munch
to munch
[verbe]

to chew steadily or vigorously, often making a crunching sound

mâcher, croquer

mâcher, croquer

Ex: During the movie, we sat on the couch and munch on popcorn. 
to nibble
to nibble
[verbe]

to eat small amounts of food often

grignoter, picorer

grignoter, picorer

Ex: She prefers to nibble throughout the day instead of having big meals. 
to peck at
to peck at
[verbe]

to nibble or eat small amounts of food in a hesitant or cautious manner

picorer, grignoter

picorer, grignoter

Ex: The toddler would peck at the vegetables on his plate, preferring the pasta. 
to pick at
to pick at
[verbe]

to eat only a small amount of food

grignoter, picorer

grignoter, picorer

Ex: She just picked at her food during dinner, claiming she wasn't hungry. 
to savor
to savor
[verbe]

to fully appreciate and enjoy the flavor or aroma of a food or drink as much as possible, particularly by slowly consuming it

savourer, déguster

savourer, déguster

Ex: She savors the delicate flavors of herbal teas. 
to scarf
to scarf
[verbe]

to eat or drink quickly or eagerly

engloutir, bâfrer

engloutir, bâfrer

Ex: He scarfs his breakfast every morning before heading to work. 
to snack
to snack
[verbe]

to eat a small amount of food between meals, typically as a quick and informal meal

grignoter,  casse-croûter

grignoter, casse-croûter

Ex: During the movie, they like to snack on popcorn and enjoy the film. 
to spoon
to spoon
[verbe]

to transfer or serve food using a spoon, typically involving scooping or lifting with kitchen tools

cuillérer, servir à la cuillère

cuillérer, servir à la cuillère

Ex: He will spoon the soup into the bowl for lunch tomorrow. 
to wolf
to wolf
[verbe]

to eat something quickly and voraciously

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: The ravenous predator decided to wolf the prey it had caught, devouring it with precision. 
to feast
to feast
[verbe]

to eat and drink abundantly, often as part of a celebration or special occasion

festoyer, banqueter

festoyer, banqueter

Ex: The villagers would often feast on local delicacies during their annual harvest celebration. 
to binge
to binge
[verbe]

to drink or eat excessively

s'empiffrer, se goinfrer

s'empiffrer, se goinfrer

Ex: After the stressful week, he decided to binge on his favorite comfort foods. 
to overeat
to overeat
[verbe]

to eat excessively, especially to the point that makes one feel sick or uncomfortable

trop manger

trop manger

to gorge
to gorge
[verbe]

to eat greedily and in large quantities

se gaver, engloutir

se gaver, engloutir

Ex: After fasting all day, she decided to gorge on a hearty meal at the buffet, savoring each dish. 
to pack away

to consume a large quantity of food

engloutir, ingurgiter

engloutir, ingurgiter

Ex: I can't believe how much pizza he can pack away. 
to pig
to pig
[verbe]

to eat a lot and quickly, often in a greedy or indulgent way

goinfrer, bouffer

goinfrer, bouffer

Ex: Despite having a full meal, he continued to pig on snacks throughout the movie. 
to slurp
to slurp
[verbe]

to eat or drink noisily by inhaling a liquid or soft food, such as soup or noodles, often with a distinctive, impolite sound

slurper, aspirer bruyamment

slurper, aspirer bruyamment

Ex: He couldn't help but slurp his noodles loudly, causing a few raised eyebrows in the restaurant. 
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