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Julia Huong
2022-03-11 12:03
Eat it up phrasal verb informal
To eat all of something.
Come on! You should eat it up. It is so delicious.
Used to indicate that an insect bites one excessively.
Because the mosquitos eat her up, Jane had to burn a mosquito-repellent coil to keep them away.
Used to say that someone or something takes or requires a lot of resources.
My store has made a big loss because the rental fee has eaten up much of my money.
Used to indicate that someone believes unquestioningly that something is true.
Jane is an obedient child. When Jane told that she accidentally picked a diamond ring up, her family ate it up.
Used to indicate that someone thoroughly enjoys something.
After winning a chess competition, Jack has totally eaten the joy of triumph up.
To persistently bother or concern someone.
Her breast cancer has eaten me up for a long time.
To easily overwhelm and/or beat someone owing to being more aggressive, forceful, etc.
I’m afraid this competition can eat him up because he is just a newbie.
Said when someone has taken more food than he or she is capable of eating
Going out to a meal that is eaten in the late morning
To eat too much
To eat to the point that you feel full and no longer hungry
If something such as food, drink, or medicine go (right) through (one) like a dose of salts, it is rapidly excreted without being digested.
The verb "eat" should be conjugated according to its tense.
Do you see anything wrong?
Be extremely sleepy
