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Manger, Boire et Servir de la Nourriture - Manger

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à l'alimentation tels que « dine », « chomp » et « devour ».

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

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

manger

manger

Ex: The kids were so hungry after playing outside that they could n't wait eat dinner .
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, engloutir

avaler, engloutir

Ex: The baby hesitated before swallowing the mashed banana .
to have
[verbe]

to eat or drink something

prendre

prendre

Ex: had a glass of water to quench his thirst .
to consume
[verbe]

to eat or drink something

consommer, manger

consommer, manger

Ex: In the cozy café , consumed hot beverages and freshly baked pastries .
to taste
[verbe]

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

goûter, avoir un goût

goûter, avoir un goût

Ex: If you try this exotic fruit , you taste a unique combination of flavors .
to touch
[verbe]

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

effleurer, goûter

effleurer, goûter

Ex: As a sign of appreciation , he touch each dish on the tasting menu .
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: tried the new workout routine and found it challenging .
to take
[verbe]

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

prendre

prendre

Ex: The recovering addict struggled not take any illicit substances during the rehabilitation process .
to ingest
[verbe]

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

ingérer, absorber

ingérer, absorber

Ex: During the experiment , ingested a controlled amount of the test substance to measure its effects .

the act of eating, drinking, or utilizing edible items for sustenance or pleasure

consommation, absorption

consommation, absorption

Ex: The event had delicious gourmet food for everyoneconsumption.
to dine
[verbe]

to have dinner

dîner

dîner

Ex: Last night , dined at a fancy restaurant to celebrate their achievements .
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

dîner sur place, prendre le dîner à la maison

dîner sur place, prendre le dîner à la maison

Ex: Rainy evenings are perfect for lighting candles and dining in with comfort food.

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
[verbe]

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

manger à la maison, prendre un repas à domicile

manger à la maison, prendre un repas à domicile

Ex: She planned eat in for the week to save money and explore new recipes .
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: When traveling , it 's common for tourists eat out and experience local cuisine .
to fill up
[verbe]

to eat until one is completely satisfied

se remplir, se rassasier

se remplir, se rassasier

Ex: Dofill up on appetizers ; the main course is going to be fantastic .
to finish
[verbe]

to complete the entire portion of a meal

 terminer ,  finir

terminer , finir

Ex: We encouraged everyone finish their dinner as there were delicious desserts waiting .

to successfully swallow or ingest food or drink

ingérer, avalér

ingérer, avalér

Ex: She had to chew her food thoroughly to ensure it get down smoothly .
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: indulged in a weekend getaway to the beach to escape the stresses of everyday life .
to nosh
[verbe]

to eat snacks or light meals

grignoter, manger des en-cas

grignoter, manger des en-cas

Ex: The evening gathering included a spread of tapas for guests nosh on while socializing .
to lunch
[verbe]

to eat lunch, particularly at a restaurant

déjeuner

déjeuner

to have a meal early in the morning

déjeuner, prendre le petit déjeuner

déjeuner, prendre le petit déjeuner

to partake
[verbe]

to participate in consuming food

partager, se régaler

partager, se régaler

Ex: As the aroma of freshly baked goods filled the air, the bakery patrons eagerly partook in the tempting treats.

to finish eating something completely, often quickly or with enthusiasm

engloutir, finir

engloutir, finir

Ex: polished off the last of the cookies , leaving none for anyone else .
to sup
[verbe]

to consume a drink or liquid food

siroter, têter

siroter, têter

Ex: The artist takes breaks from painting sup on a refreshing fruit smoothie .
to bite
[verbe]

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

mordre

mordre

Ex: He could n't resist the temptation and decided bite into the tempting chocolate bar .
to bolt
[verbe]

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

gober, engloutir

gober, engloutir

Ex: Faced with a tight schedule , the athlete bolt a protein bar before the race .
bon appetit
[Interjection]

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

Bonne appétit !, Régalez-vous !

Bonne appétit !, Régalez-vous !

Ex: Entering the café, the customer noticed a sign that read, "Daily Specials: Bon appétit!"
to champ
[verbe]

to chew energetically or noisily

mâcher bruyamment, croquer

mâcher bruyamment, croquer

Ex: champed his gum loudly , annoying those around him .

to eat or swallow something with difficulty or reluctance

avaler difficilement, engloutir à contrecœur

avaler difficilement, engloutir à contrecœur

Ex: The challenge was choke down the spicy dish without water .
to chomp
[verbe]

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

croquer, mordre

croquer, mordre

Ex: When the crunchy chips were brought out at the party , guests began chomp them while engaging in conversation .
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: She has chewed the pencil out of nervousness .
to crunch
[verbe]

to crush or grind something loudly and noisily with the teeth

croquer, écraser

croquer, écraser

Ex: crunched the popcorn while watching the show .

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

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: Despite the large portion , he was able demolish the burger .
to devour
[verbe]

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

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: In the bustling food market , visitors devour street food from various vendors .
to diet
[verbe]

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

suivre un régime

suivre un régime

Ex: They both decided diet together , supporting each other through the process .
to dig in
[verbe]

to start eating with enthusiasm

se jeter sur la nourriture, se régaler

se jeter sur la nourriture, se régaler

Ex: The family gathered around the table dug in together .
to down
[verbe]

to rapidly and completely consume food

engloutir, avaler

engloutir, avaler

Ex: downed three burgers at lunch .
to eat up
[verbe]

to consume completely, especially in reference to food

engloutir, dévorer

engloutir, dévorer

Ex: The aroma of the freshly baked pie encouraged everyone to gather and eat up the tasty dessert.
to gobble
[verbe]

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

engloutir, gobiller

engloutir, gobiller

Ex: In a rush , she gobble her lunch before the meeting .
to gulp
[verbe]

to swallow quickly or greedily, often in one swift motion

déglutir, engloutir

déglutir, engloutir

Ex: Trying not to be late , he had to gulp down his breakfast .
to guzzle
[verbe]

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

engloutir

engloutir

Ex: The crowd started guzzle cold beer as they enjoyed the live music .
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: licked his lips in anticipation of the delicious meal .
to munch
[verbe]

to chew steadily or vigorously, often making a crunching sound

croquer, manger

croquer, manger

Ex: During the meeting , he munched his way through a bag of almonds .
to nibble
[verbe]

to eat small amounts of food often

grignoter, manger par petites bouchées

grignoter, manger par petites bouchées

Ex: She likes nibble on cheese and grapes while watching TV .
to peck at
[verbe]

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

picorer, grignoter

picorer, grignoter

Ex: The cat peck at its food , taking small bites at a time .
to pick at
[verbe]

to eat only a small amount of food

grignoter, manger à peine

grignoter, manger à peine

Ex: She 's picking at her meals ever since she started that diet .
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: He paused savor the delicious taste of the freshly baked cookies .
to scarf
[verbe]

to eat or drink quickly or eagerly

gober, dévorer

gober, dévorer

Ex: The scarfed down the pizza at the birthday party .
to snack
[verbe]

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

grignoter, casser la croûte

grignoter, casser la croûte

Ex: To curb their hunger before dinner , snacked on hummus and vegetable sticks .
to spoon
[verbe]

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

servir, verser

servir, verser

Ex: She has spooned the batter into the muffin cups several times .
to wolf
[verbe]

to eat something quickly and voraciously

engloutir, dévorer

engloutir, dévorer

Ex: The camping trip brought out the adventurer 's appetite as they set up the campfire wolf a simple yet satisfying meal .
to feast
[verbe]

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

fêter, festoyer

fêter, festoyer

Ex: Friends and family feast together during the holiday season, enjoying a variety of festive dishes.
to binge
[verbe]

to drink or eat excessively

s'empiffrer, se goinfrer

s'empiffrer, se goinfrer

Ex: Some individuals binge on fast food as a way of coping with emotional distress .
to overeat
[verbe]

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

trop manger

trop manger

to gorge
[verbe]

to eat greedily and in large quantities

se gaver, se régaler

se gaver, se régaler

Ex: At the all-you-can-eat seafood buffet , gorged on a variety of ocean delights .

to consume a large quantity of food

engloutir, gober

engloutir, gober

Ex: They packed all the snacks away during the movie marathon.
to pig
[verbe]

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

goinfrer, se gaver

goinfrer, se gaver

Ex: Unable to resist the tempting aroma , they began pig on the freshly baked cookies .
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

slurper, aspirer

Ex: The comedian on stage pretended slurp his coffee loudly for comedic effect .
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