feed 音标拼音: [f'id]
vi . 吃东西;以…为食,以…为能源;流入,注入
n .
C 一餐,一顿,喂食;
U 饲料
吃东西;以…为食,以…为能源;流入,注入
C 一餐,一顿,喂食;
U 饲料
feed 馈送
feed 馈入卷盘
Feed 回送
BF feed 馈 馈给
feed n 1 :
food for domestic livestock [
synonym : {
feed }, {
provender }]
v 1 :
provide as food ; "
Feed the guests the nuts "
2 :
give food to ; "
Feed the starving children in India "; "
don '
t give the child this tough meat " [
synonym : {
feed }, {
give }] [
ant :
{
famish }, {
starve }]
3 :
feed into ;
supply ; "
Her success feeds her vanity "
4 :
introduce continuously ; "
feed carrots into a food processor "
[
synonym : {
feed }, {
feed in }]
5 :
support or promote ; "
His admiration fed her vanity "
6 :
take in food ;
used of animals only ; "
This dog doesn '
t eat certain kinds of meat "; "
What do whales eat ?" [
synonym : {
feed },
{
eat }]
7 :
serve as food for ;
be the food for ; "
This dish feeds six "
8 :
move along ,
of liquids ; "
Water flowed into the cave "; "
the Missouri feeds into the Mississippi " [
synonym : {
run }, {
flow },
{
feed }, {
course }]
9 :
profit from in an exploitatory manner ; "
He feeds on her insecurity " [
synonym : {
prey }, {
feed }]
10 :
gratify ; "
feed one '
s eyes on a gorgeous view " [
synonym : {
feed },
{
feast }]
11 :
provide with fertilizers or add nutrients to ; "
We should fertilize soil if we want to grow healthy plants " [
synonym :
{
fertilize }, {
fertilise }, {
feed }]
Fee \
Fee \ (
f [=
e ]),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Feed } (
f [=
e ]
d );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Feeing }.]
To reward for services performed ,
or to be performed ;
to recompense ;
to hire or keep in hire ;
hence ,
to bribe .
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The patient . . .
fees the doctor . --
Dryden .
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There '
s not a one of them but in his house I keep a servant feed . --
Shak .
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Feed \
Feed \ (
f [=
e ]
d ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Fed } (
f [
e ^]
d );
p .
pr .
&
vb .
n . {
Feeding }.] [
AS .
f [=
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dan ,
fr .
f [=
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da food ;
akin to OS .
f [=
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dian ,
OFries .
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da ,
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D .
voeden ,
OHG .
fuottan ,
Icel .
f [
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Sw .
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Dan .
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[
root ]
75 .
See {
Food }.]
1 .
To give food to ;
to supply with nourishment ;
to satisfy the physical huger of .
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If thine enemy hunger ,
feed him . --
Rom .
xii .
20 .
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Unreasonable creatures feed their young . --
Shak .
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2 .
To satisfy ;
gratify or minister to ,
as any sense ,
talent ,
taste ,
or desire .
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I will feed fat the ancient grudge I bear him .
--
Shak .
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Feeding him with the hope of liberty . --
Knolles .
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3 .
To fill the wants of ;
to supply with that which is used or wasted ;
as ,
springs feed ponds ;
the hopper feeds the mill ;
to feed a furnace with coal .
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4 .
To nourish ,
in a general sense ;
to foster ,
strengthen ,
develop ,
and guard .
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Thou shalt feed my people Israel . --
2 Sam .
v .
2 .
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Mightiest powers by deepest calms are fed . --
B .
Cornwall .
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5 .
To graze ;
to cause to be cropped by feeding ,
as herbage by cattle ;
as ,
if grain is too forward in autumn ,
feed it with sheep .
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Once in three years feed your mowing lands .
--
Mortimer .
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6 .
To give for food ,
especially to animals ;
to furnish for consumption ;
as ,
to feed out turnips to the cows ;
to feed water to a steam boiler .
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7 . (
Mach .)
(
a )
To supply (
the material to be operated upon )
to a machine ;
as ,
to feed paper to a printing press .
(
b )
To produce progressive operation upon or with (
as in wood and metal working machines ,
so that the work moves to the cutting tool ,
or the tool to the work ).
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Feed \
Feed \,
v .
i .
1 .
To take food ;
to eat .
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Her kid . . .
which I afterwards killed because it would not feed . --
De Foe .
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2 .
To subject by eating ;
to satisfy the appetite ;
to feed one '
s self (
upon something );
to prey ; --
with on or upon .
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Leaving thy trunk for crows to feed upon . --
Shak .
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3 .
To be nourished ,
strengthened ,
or satisfied ,
as if by food . "
He feeds upon the cooling shade ." --
Spenser .
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4 .
To place cattle to feed ;
to pasture ;
to graze .
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If a man . . .
shall put in his beast ,
and shall feed in another man '
s field . --
Ex .
xxii .
5 .
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Feed \
Feed \,
n .
1 .
That which is eaten ;
esp .,
food for beasts ;
fodder ;
pasture ;
hay ;
grain ,
ground or whole ;
as ,
the best feed for sheep .
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2 .
A grazing or pasture ground . --
Shak .
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3 .
An allowance of provender given to a horse ,
cow ,
etc .;
a meal ;
as ,
a feed of corn or oats .
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4 .
A meal ,
or the act of eating . [
R .]
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For such pleasure till that hour At feed or fountain never had I found . --
Milton .
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5 .
The water supplied to steam boilers .
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6 . (
Mach .)
(
a )
The motion ,
or act ,
of carrying forward the stuff to be operated upon ,
as cloth to the needle in a sewing machine ;
or of producing progressive operation upon any material or object in a machine ,
as ,
in a turning lathe ,
by moving the cutting tool along or in the work .
(
b )
The supply of material to a machine ,
as water to a steam boiler ,
coal to a furnace ,
or grain to a run of stones .
(
c )
The mechanism by which the action of feeding is produced ;
a feed motion .
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{
Feed bag },
a nose bag containing feed for a horse or mule .
{
Feed cloth },
an apron for leading cotton ,
wool ,
or other fiber ,
into a machine ,
as for carding ,
etc .
{
Feed door },
a door to a furnace ,
by which to supply coal .
{
Feed head }.
(
a )
A cistern for feeding water by gravity to a steam boiler .
(
b ) (
Founding )
An excess of metal above a mold ,
which serves to render the casting more compact by its pressure ; --
also called a {
riser }, {
deadhead },
or simply {
feed }
or {
head } --
Knight .
{
Feed heater }.
(
a ) (
Steam Engine )
A vessel in which the feed water for the boiler is heated ,
usually by exhaust steam .
(
b )
A boiler or kettle in which is heated food for stock .
{
Feed motion },
or {
Feed gear } (
Mach .),
the train of mechanism that gives motion to the part that directly produces the feed in a machine .
{
Feed pipe },
a pipe for supplying the boiler of a steam engine ,
etc .,
with water .
{
Feed pump },
a force pump for supplying water to a steam boiler ,
etc .
{
Feed regulator },
a device for graduating the operation of a feeder . --
Knight .
{
Feed screw },
in lathes ,
a long screw employed to impart a regular motion to a tool rest or tool ,
or to the work .
{
Feed water },
water supplied to a steam boiler ,
etc .
{
Feed wheel } (
Mach .),
a kind of feeder .
See {
Feeder },
n .,
8 .
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195 Moby Thesaurus words for "
feed ":
abet ,
aid and abet ,
allay ,
appease ,
ask for ,
assuage ,
bank ,
banquet ,
barley ,
bed ,
bed down ,
bird seed ,
board ,
bran ,
bread ,
break ,
break bread ,
breed ,
bridle ,
brush ,
bunker ,
burn ,
care for ,
cat food ,
cater ,
cherish ,
chicken feed ,
chop ,
chow ,
coal ,
coddle ,
conflagrate ,
corn ,
cosset ,
count calories ,
countenance ,
cradle ,
cultivate ,
culture ,
curry ,
currycomb ,
deliver ,
depend on ,
detonate ,
devour ,
diet ,
dine ,
dish out ,
dispense ,
dog food ,
drench ,
dry -
nurse ,
eat ,
eatage ,
eats ,
edibles ,
encourage ,
enkindle ,
ensilage ,
entertainment ,
explode ,
fall to ,
fan the flame ,
fare ,
farm ,
fatten ,
feast ,
feed the fire ,
fill up ,
find ,
fire ,
fodder ,
fondle ,
food ,
forage ,
foster ,
fuel ,
fuel up ,
fulminate ,
furnish ,
gas ,
gas up ,
gentle ,
give encouragement ,
grain ,
grass ,
gratify ,
graze ,
groom ,
grow ,
grub ,
hand ,
hand over ,
handle ,
harness ,
hatch ,
hay ,
hitch ,
hunger ,
ignite ,
inflame ,
invite ,
keep ,
keep in countenance ,
kindle ,
lavish care on ,
light ,
light up ,
litter ,
maintain ,
manage ,
mash ,
meal ,
meat ,
mess ,
milk ,
mother ,
nourish ,
nurse ,
nurture ,
oats ,
oil ,
pamper ,
partake ,
partake of ,
pasturage ,
pasture ,
pet food ,
pitch in ,
provender ,
provide ,
provide for ,
provision ,
provisions ,
purvey ,
quench ,
raise ,
ranch ,
rear ,
refection ,
refreshment ,
refuel ,
regale ,
regalement ,
rekindle ,
relight ,
relish ,
relume ,
repas ,
repast ,
rub down ,
run ,
saddle ,
sate ,
satiate ,
satisfy ,
savor ,
scratch ,
scratch feed ,
sell ,
set fire to ,
set on fire ,
silage ,
slake ,
slops ,
spoon -
feed ,
spread ,
stir the fire ,
stoke ,
stoke the fire ,
straw ,
strike a light ,
suckle ,
supply ,
support ,
sustain ,
swill ,
table ,
take ,
tame ,
taste ,
tend ,
top off ,
torch ,
touch off ,
train ,
treat ,
viands ,
victual ,
victuals ,
water ,
wet -
nurse ,
wheat ,
wine and dine ,
yoke
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