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Meanings of feeding in English

Portuguese
alimentação
Catalan
nodriment
Spanish
alimentación
Wikidata

The act of consuming food.

alimentação
Portuguese
alimentação
Catalan
nodriment
Spanish
nutrición

The act of supplying food and nourishment.

alimentação
Usage of feeding in English
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Conclusions: Replacement feeding was difficult, particularly without partner support in HIV-1 testing.
Pubmed
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That sent the new issue market into a feeding frenzy in September.
Reuters
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The researchers said more long-term animal feeding studies need to be done.
Reuters
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However, the diurnal feeding rhythm was impaired even in younger non-obese animals.
Pubmed
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Intrauterine growth restriction or low birth weight and feeding difficulties are common.
Pubmed
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Rags were often used to help facilitate feeding and distract the baby.
BBC
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The conversation in the car turned to the feeding of the army.
Kings, Queens and Pawns: An American Woman at the Front
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Inside five minutes as Aaath Ulber's body measured time, he finished feeding.
Chaosbound
9
The lack of official information was feeding fears and rumours, she said.
Radio NZ
10
Results: Long-term ethanol feeding caused a significant alteration of pancreatic gene expression.
Pubmed
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It's the perfect midweek meal for feeding the family at home too.
The Irish Times
12
They need to lift the travel ban and stop feeding the panic.
Radio NZ
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The department does not monitor the feeding scheme in all schools, however.
The South African
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In the meantime, news programming is feeding public appetite for the story.
Reuters
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His grandmother's love took the form of excessive protectiveness & forced feeding.
The new yorker
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In particular, there was a strong relationship between maturity and feeding experience.
Pubmed
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Portuguese
alimentação
Feeding through the time
Feeding across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Common
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