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Significats de eating like a bird en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "snack"
Examples for "snack"
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The Company manufactures and markets snack food and beverage products for consumers.
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As proof, they briefly mentioned White's recent consumption of sugary snack foods.
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Its product groups include leisure, fashion and home, and party and snack.
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However, you also need a snack to go with your refreshing drink.
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Popular Alpine snack in Viennese cafés with coffee gossip in the afternoon.
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We put in a peck at a time, in a dozen places.
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They peck when I even think about moving but that's not real.
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A bird-like peck at the inkwell, and the pen began to scratch-scratch-scratch.
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Down came the pipe, and with it a peck of greasy soot.
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With that and the flash-light we could get a peck of them.
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I read about them yesterday, Ralph said, happily munching half a sausage.
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And this mindless munching is possibly at wrong times of the day.
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Either way, we'll be happily munching on some Forbidden Fruit this weekend.
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Delia herself was just sort of munching along with every new shift.
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Miss Müller was still munching at the well-spread table in the dining-room.
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In that scenario, the pecking order would be decided by points difference.
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She has inched further down the pecking order with every passing year.
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Rugby and cricket are way down the sporting pecking order Down Under.
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He's definitely been replaced in their pace pecking order by Wes Agar.
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Now those high enough in the pecking order qualify for shackleberries too.
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However, much of this is being seen as nibbling at the edges.
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He kept on nibbling the buttons and crunching them in his mouth.
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Yesterday, in the fish-nibbling lagoons, I seem to have really been nibbled.
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A few kids walked the top of it, nibbling the chaparral leaves.
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Behind them their horses were nibbling hungrily in the thick, rich grass.
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He decided to go out and buy some wine and nibble food.
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But to nibble a hole in the Germany Army might take years.
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She would even nibble his calves for the fun of the thing.
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Nait took a test nibble at the thing, looked to Least, puzzled.
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Then the five little mice each chose a red apple to nibble.
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Then take this basket; put on a girdle, card wool, munch beans.
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I always liked to munch on something crunchy, and I still do.
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I said,'take a munch of these roses; perhaps they will restore you.'
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They forage alone but occasionally come together to munch on a kill.
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The others just tear at the bread and beef and munch without speaking.
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Sure, soda and snacking go together, but selling those products is different.
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In addition, snacking is correlated with increased high-intensity activity in some studies.
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Try not to make snacking one more thing you do while multitasking.
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Personally, I also stop snacking during the day as Ramadan approaches .
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The study aimed to assess the association between childhood obesity and snacking.
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Banks, however, says there is some hope for organic nosh this year.
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He's like a madman if he doesn't get his nosh on time.
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Come on, let's see if we can nick a little nosh!
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On the flip side, the right nosh can soothe us into a sleep-inducing state.
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All this because Mr Morrison wanted to get a mate into a fancy nosh-up.
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They're always noshing at something while they cut meat slices and make sandwiches.
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Not a bad salary for carrot stick noshing and divan sprawling.
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Cody shook his head while noshing a too-full mouth of pizza.
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By noshing on the men, because that was what happened.
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He leans against the bike rack, noshing on the cold, sweet chips of ice.
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He's like a madman if he doesn't get his nosh on time.
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In the home of "saintly" food, there is something for everyone nosh on.
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Pull on a sweater, nosh on some Jarlsberg cheese, and give the series a look.
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When I go outside I see rabbits in the fields, and ducks regularly come to nosh on the waste.
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Once there, enjoy the spectacular ocean view and nosh on gourmet dishes delivered to you by your waiter via zip-line.
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I eat like a bird, you know.
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And she eat like a bird.
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Though when she finished she said, "You'll never get to play rugby for the Springboks if you eat like a bird, Peekay."
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I'd eaten like a bird yesterday, and I was feeling it.
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From what he could tell, she ate like a bird.
Ús de eating like a bird en anglès
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"As always." Diego was eating like a bird, picking at his food.