Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Feed"

A: I'm fed up with this - "Estou cheio disso" no sentido de "Não aguento mais isso"

A: It means to "have enough" of something.

When someone is "fed up" with something, then they had enough of it.

For example:
A keeps taunting B by softly punching B.
B: I'm fed up with this, can you stop?! (In an angry tone)

A: if this is in terms of instagram then that's referring to the visuals of their instagram account
if they have a nice feed it's a very pretty profile when you look at all their pictures
for example

A: @xuezhizhang: Sorry for not fully answering your question.

A feed can technically be a message, but it is usually a series of messages (more than one)

It can also be a series of notifications.

Do you have Facebook? Cause the front page of your Facebook is referred as "the newsfeed"

A: A lot of the words and phrases in this movie are really technical, so I think a lot of it went over native English-speakers' heads, too.

Anyway, I think "feeds" means "inputs". In other words, the computer is giving the pilot control over everything.

A:

"feed back into":

1. "The profits from the fundraiser will feed back into the community by supporting local schools."
2. "The knowledge gained from this research will feed back into future projects and advancements."
3. "By investing in renewable energy, we can help feed back into a cleaner and more sustainable environment."

And here are a couple of common expressions:

1. "First-rate": This means something of excellent quality or outstanding performance. For example, "The movie I watched last night was first-rate!"
2. "Take over": This means to assume control or responsibility. For example, "She asked her colleague to take over the meeting while she was on vacation."

A: I had to feed the dog when I got home from work.
The sign at the zoo said, "Please don't feed the animals."
I bought some chicken feed at the farm store today so my chickens will have something good to eat.

A:

Stop feeding her ego, will you?

You can feed your own ego.

A: They all come from the same word > (to) feed.

Have you fed your cat?
Do you feed your cat every day?
Thank you Mom for always feeding me delicious food.

A: The pig is well fed because it is fat.

A: 난 지쳤어* - I'm fed up

A: “private feed” is used to describe posts or other content that is only available to friends or subscribers, and “personal space” is just the physical space that you want to maintain between yourself and others.

A: @Joao054
Nutrir é dar nutrição
Alimentar é dar comida
Qual é a diferença? Um você está cheio e não necessariamente nutrido

A: “I’m fed up!” = you’re angry

“I’ve had it” = you can’t take it anymore, you’ve had enough

They mean similar things and often are said together, because you are usually angry when you can’t take it anymore.

A: feed off = react to. "I feed off your positive attitude"

feed on = eat, in a metaphorical sense. "I feed on the weak😈"

feed out of is not a common term. Perhaps you mean "freed out of" which means released.

feed up is also not common. You either mean "freed up" which means work was canceled or "fed up" which means you are annoyed.

A:
Thank you!

A: To be fed up with ...is usually what most people say, although many people in Britain also say ...to be fed up of, which isn't considered grammatically correct, but maybe it is gaining more consensus these days

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A: "Do you want to feed that to me?" or "Are you feeding me?"

A: To be fed food by someone or feeding other people

A: Correction: I want to feed the cats or I want to feed those cats 🐈 😊

A: You mean: this food is for these 4 cats

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A: 'feed stock' is a term that is mostly used in the manufacturing sector to indicate raw materials. It conveys the meaning but it would be better to use 'The main ingrediant'

A: In this case, "live feed" refers to the spy satellite's transmission ("feed") of the action it is observing on the ground as that action takes place, right now, where Clare Dane's character is located ("live" or "in real time").