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acting or done with strong, rough force
violent
firmness of purpose
determination
to control the direction of a vehicle
steer
to move smoothly over a surface, or to make something move smoothly over a surface
slide
to go past a vehicle or person that is going in the same direction
overtake
to talk and do things with other people
interact
to collect several things, often from different places or people
gather
to run after smn or sth in order to catch them
chase
They would eat sweets all day long if we let them! (happy)
They would happily eat sweets all day long if we let them!
My brother apologised and said he was sorry for what he’d done. (deep)
My brother apologised and said he was deeply sorry for what he’d done.
I had to change my diet when I found out I had diabetes, but I can still eat cheese and fruit. (dramatical)
I had to change my diet dramatically when I found out I had diabetes, but I can still eat cheese and fruit.
He decided not to accept the offer. It was a good decision. (sensible)
He sensibly decided not to accept the offer. It was a good decision.
We don’t have to eat out at a restaurant, we could have a picnic in the park. (necessary)
We don’t necessarily have to eat out at a restaurant, we could have a picnic in the park.
We get around 40 to 50 customers a night at this restaurant. (typical)
We typically get around 40 to 50 customers a night at this restaurant.
Tom has become vegetarian and doesn’t eat any meat or fish at all now. (complete)
Tom has become completely vegetarian and doesn’t eat any meat or fish at all now.
It was Saturday morning, so the supermarket was busy. (incredible)
It was Saturday morning, so the supermarket was incredibly busy.
to finish eating some food
eat up
to eat in order to stop feeling hungry
fill up on
to eat mainly one type of food
live on
to remove a food or drink from your diet
cut out
to make food hot
heat up
when the temperature of something reduces
cool down
to eat in a restaurant
eat out
when food is too old and is no longer suitable to eat
go off