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I. feed [ingl. brit. fiːd, ingl. am. fid] SUST. ingl. brit.
1. feed (meal):
feed (for animal)
feed (for baby) (breast)
feed (bottle)
2. feed (hearty meal):
feed coloq.
feed coloq.
to have a feed
to have a good feed
3. feed AGR.:
feed, also feed stuffs
feed, also feed stuffs
feed, also feed stuffs
4. feed (in industry, business):
feed (material)
feed (mechanism)
feed (mechanism)
sheet paper feed INFORM.
5. feed (in comedy):
feed (actor)
feed (line)
feed (line)
6. feed INFORM. (RSS):
feed
II. feed <pret./part. pas. fed> [ingl. brit. fiːd, ingl. am. fid] V. trans.
1. feed (supply with food):
feed animal, pet, family, starving people
feed plant
feed army
feed guests
feed fledgling
to feed a baby (on breast)
to feed a baby (on bottle)
2. feed (give food to):
to feed sth to sb, feed sb sth
3. feed (supply):
feed lake, fire, machine
feed meter
feed information, secrets
fornire (to a)
to feed sth into meter, slot machine, slot, hole, pipe, machine, computer
to feed a machine with paper, materials
4. feed (fuel) fig.:
feed ambition, prejudice, desire
to feed a drug habit
5. feed DEP.:
feed ball
passare (to a)
6. feed TEAT.:
feed comedian
III. feed <pret./part. pas. fed> [ingl. brit. fiːd, ingl. am. fid] V. intr.
1. feed (eat):
feed
2. feed (survive):
to feed on substance, prey
3. feed (thrive) fig.:
to feed on emotion, conditions
4. feed (enter):
to feed into paper, tape: machine
IV. to feed oneself V. v. refl.
to feed oneself <pret./part. pas. fed> child, invalid:
to feed oneself (eat)
to feed oneself (eat)
winter feed [ˈwɪntəfiːd] SUST.
winter feed
paper feed SUST. (for photocopier)
paper feed
feed back V. [fiːd -] (feed [sth] back, feed back [sth])
feed back information, results:
feed back
chicken feed [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈtʃɪkən fid] SUST. U
1. chicken feed:
chicken feed
2. chicken feed (paltry sum):
chicken feed coloq.
force-feed <pret./part. pas. force-fed> [ingl. brit. ˌfɔːsˈfiːd, ingl. am. ˈfɔrsˌfid] V. trans.
force-feed animal, bird
force-feed person
her parents force-feed her (on or with) Mozart fig.
feed grains [ˈfiːdˌɡreɪnz] SUST. npl
feed grains
bottle-feed <pret./part. pas. bottle-fed> [ingl. brit. ˈbɒt(ə)lˌfiːd, ingl. am. ˈbɑdlˌfid] V. trans.
bottle-feed
I. drip feed SUST. [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈdrɪp ˌfid]
1. drip feed MED.:
drip feed
2. drip feed MEC.:
drip feed
II. drip feed <pret./part. pas. drip fed> V. trans. [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈdrɪp ˌfid]
1. drip feed MED.:
drip feed
2. drip feed MEC.:
drip feed
feed pipe [ˈfiːdˌpaɪp] SUST.
feed pipe
I. feed <fed> [fi:d] V. trans.
1. feed (give food to):
feed person, animal
feed plant
feed baby
to feed the fire
2. feed (provide food for):
feed family, country
3. feed (supply):
feed
to feed sb a line TEAT.
II. feed <fed> [fi:d] V. intr.
feed
feed baby
III. feed <fed> [fi:d] SUST.
1. feed (for farm animals):
feed
cattle feed
to be off its feed
2. feed coloq. (meal):
feed
3. feed TÉC.:
feed
force-feed [ˈfɔ:rs·fi:d] V. trans.
force-feed
feed up V. trans.
feed up person, animal:
feed up
feed in V. trans.
feed in
feed in information
form feed SUST. INFORM.
form feed
spoon-feed [ˈspu:n·fi:d] V. trans.
1. spoon-feed (feed):
spoon-feed
2. spoon-feed pey.:
to spoon-feed sb
chicken feed SUST.
1. chicken feed (food):
chicken feed
2. chicken feed (small amount of money):
chicken feed
feed back V. trans.
feed back
feed on V. trans. insep. a. fig.
feed on
fee [fi:] SUST.
fee for doctor, lawyer
fee for membership
fee for school, university
Present
Ifeed
youfeed
he/she/itfeeds
wefeed
youfeed
theyfeed
Past
Ifed
youfed
he/she/itfed
wefed
youfed
theyfed
Present Perfect
Ihavefed
youhavefed
he/she/ithasfed
wehavefed
youhavefed
theyhavefed
Past Perfect
Ihadfed
youhadfed
he/she/ithadfed
wehadfed
youhadfed
theyhadfed
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The actual electricity being generated is counted on a separate meter, not just the surplus they feed back to the grid.
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Local-oscillator energy can leak through the mixer stage back and feed back to the antenna input and then re-enter the mixer stage.
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Each subgroup contains one or more members of the executive committee who feed back information at executive meetings to strengthen internal communications.
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But, due to feed back regulation of the vasomotor center, there is fall in blood pressure due to vasodilation.
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Soil microorganisms are influenced by and feed back into the trophic dynamics of the ecosystem.
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