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Mar 10, 2023 · Mar 11, 2023. #5. Uncle Jack said: "Binge eating/drinking" means eating or drinking an excessive amount on a single occasion (although there is usually an implication that the person does this repeatedly, perhaps one or two times a week). The person starts eating/drinking and is unable to stop. "Excessive eating/drinking" does not convey the ...
Jun 18, 2018 · Jun 18, 2018. #1. ‘All I’ve got on is a microwave meal and a glass of beer,’ said Dave, sounding forlorn, ‘and maybe a box-set binge if I stay awake long enough. Count me in.’. Source: Fire on the Fens by Joy Ellis. Context: Four detective constables are in the CID room. Cat suggested a new tact in finding the missing link between ...
Oct 26, 2021 · A title of review article about a TV show The Rain Review: Netflix's Apocalyptic Drama Is Binge-Worthy YA Netflix's Apocalyptic Drama Is Binge-Worthy YA Comfort Food What does YA Comfort Food mean in this context?
Jan 25, 2018 · It could , you can certainly say " me voy a dar un atracón de mi serie favorita" meaning that you are going to binge-watch entire seasons of your favourite series for fun, however, after my 20 something years teaching English, I'm quite positive that she's referring to cramming ( I'd be delighted to be wrong, I might as well start believing in God!)."Atracón de estudiar" and "fun" don't mix ...
May 28, 2020 · Italian. May 28, 2020. #3. The Newt said: "Dig into" means "explore, investigate" in that context, and yes, it works. "I don't even want to go there" is a more colloquial version. Thank you, you've been clear and concise, that's exactly what I needed Ahah thanks!
Jan 4, 2020 · Surprisingly, the Oxford Learner's Dictionary does not even list overweight as a noun, whereas the Forums dictionary does. Yes, it is possible to suffer from overweight. For example, overweight is a symptom of metabolic syndrome. Those who experience metabolic syndrome may suffer from overweight and the discomforting effects of the condition of ...
Mar 15, 2016 · Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy. B.E. via Australian English. Mar 15, 2016. #2. To be blown away is an expression that means to be very excited/extremely impressed by something. Here, the speaker is saying he was very excited/extremely impressed by what has gone on at the event. In fact, I'm leaving is a joke.
May 4, 2011 · Prefer to (preferir algo a) es un cláusula inseparable, luego si se quiere usar el infinitivo requiere que los verbos empiecen con "to", entonces tendrías dos "to" seguidos: Por ejempo preferir ver; Prefer to + to watch. Es imposible esta construcción por lo que no queda más que cambiar "to watch" al gerundio watching.
Nov 9, 2020 · 1. I drowned my sorrows by eating ice cream. 2. I drowned my sorrows in eating ice cream. 3. I drowned my sorrows in ice cream. The metaphor implies a liquid - you can't normally drown in ice cream. To drown your sorrows means to get drunk to forget whatever is upsetting you.
Feb 15, 2019 · English - United States. Feb 16, 2019. #4. To be stuck on the phone as in "She's been stuck on her smartphone the whole day". Also, "I'm so hooked on this series I'm watching" or as "to be binging on a series/show". Perhaps also "to go on a binge". These refer to things one consumes, usually films or tv-shows.
