Take a bite Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈteɪk/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈbaɪt

TAYK-uh-BYTE

UK

tˈeɪk/ /æɪ/ /bˈaɪt

TAYK-uh-BYTE

التعريف

To put a piece of food in your mouth by biting it. It is also used when someone tries or tastes some food.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in informal and everyday situations, especially before eating. Often used when offering food to others or encouraging someone to try something. Collocates with 'of' for specific foods (take a bite of my pizza).

• Spanish: dar un mordisco - probar (comida)
• Portuguese (BR): dar uma mordida - experimentar (comida)
• Portuguese (PT): dar uma dentada - experimentar (comida)
• Chinese (Simplified): 咬一口 - 尝一口
• Chinese (Traditional): 咬一口 - 嚐一口
• Hindi: एक कौर लेना - खाना चखना
• Arabic: يأخذ قضمة - يتذوق (طعام)
• Bengali: এক কামড় খাওয়া
• Russian: откусить
• Japanese: 一口食べる
• Vietnamese: cắn một miếng
• Korean: 한 입 먹다
• Turkish: bir ısırık almak
• Urdu: ایک نوالہ لینا
• Indonesian: mengambil satu gigitan

جمل نموذجية

You can take a bite of my apple if you want.

basic

She didn’t take a bite of the cake.

basic

Please take a bite and tell me if you like it.

basic

I was so hungry, I didn’t even take a bite before it was all gone.

natural

Go ahead, take a bite—it’s really good!

natural

Every time I take a bite of this, I remember my grandma’s cooking.

natural