consume
تستهلك
definition
verb
people consume a good deal of sugar in drinks
eat, drink, or ingest (food or drink).
translation of 'consume'
verb
إستغرق إنتباه,
استهلك,
فني,
تلف,
استنفد,
التهم,
ذبل,
ذوى
example
But our privacy from the marketplace is always qualified, because as long as we 'consume' goods and services, then to some extent our private pursuits occur within the marketplace.
Herakles alone is positioned to 'consume' food and drink.
Stop letting your hate 'consume' you and go do something with your lives.
For one month he would only 'consume' food and drink available from McDonald's and he had to finish every meal.
Even in a global era, we live locally and 'consume' goods and services at a local level.
Because they are mostly Muslim, Egyptians do not 'consume' pork or drink alcoholic beverages.
The teeth of children who 'consume' acidic foods or drinks, become sensitive to hot and cold food and drink.
people 'consume' a good deal of sugar in drinks
If businesses 'consume' any public services, such as training courses at colleges, then charge them a commercial rate - but why put a cost on all businesses that don't use such services?
Hence, it is not strange that they are willing to 'consume' services that are too expensive for poorer people.
Diabetics can take heart that they can 'consume' the fruit or drink its juice without increasing the sugar level.
These are huge projects that will 'consume' enormous amounts of copper and steel over the next decade, even if global GDP growth slows.
After putting various sauces and other things on them, they returned to their table and began to 'consume' the food and drink they'd just ordered.
Sometimes, however, overwhelming feelings of anger can 'consume' us.
these machines 'consume' 5 percent of the natural gas in the U.S
The milliliter of saliva normally in our mouth acts as a buffer, adjusting the pH level of the mouth as we 'consume' acidic foods and drinks.
Scott felt the same feeling of guilt 'consume' him again.
Millions of fisherman and those who 'consume' their goods might justifiably ask ‘why?’.
Society cannot survive on the intangible ‘feelgoods’ of ideas and creativity - it needs to 'consume' goods and services produced.
Put another way, we work so that we may 'consume' goods or services that help us survive or give us pleasure, not simply for the sake of working.
Those same children will 'consume' goods so producers can afford to make them and we can buy them too; the list of contributions to our way of life, whether or not they are our children, is an endless one.
I'd arrive at my teacher's house and fear would instantly 'consume' me.
people 'consume' a good deal of sugar in drinks
Designate a day to drink only water and 'consume' no food.
Coffee is widely 'consumed' ; alcoholic drinks are forbidden to Muslims.
Haven't we chopped down forests, used oil, and otherwise 'consumed' nonrenewable resources?
An old tree is 'consumed' with fire after a lightning strike and all around it the country has burnt to ash.
The plane skidded about 200 yards, where it was then 'consumed' by fire.
During the Islamic month of fasting, Ramadan, no food or drink is 'consumed' from sunrise to sunset.
Unfortunately, the severity of the fire meant that as he set a path for Le Bourget he lost both port engines as the fire 'consumed' the left hand side of the aircraft and all controls failed to respond.
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