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Tuck into Meaning in English

expression

ˈtək/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə
TUHK IN-too
tˈʌk/ /ˈɪntʊ
TUHK IN-tuh

परिभाषा

To start eating food with energy and enthusiasm, especially when you are hungry or the food is tasty.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Mainly informal and used in British English. 'Tuck into' is almost always about food and conveys that someone is enjoying the meal heartily. Common in phrases like 'Let's tuck into dinner!' Not used for eating lightly or politely.

Spanish: comer con muchas ganas - devorarPortuguese (BR): devorar - comer com vontadePortuguese (PT): devorar - comer com apetiteChinese (Simplified): 大快朵頤 - 狼吞虎咽Chinese (Traditional): 大快朵頤 - 狼吞虎嚥Hindi: चाव से खाना - स्वाद लेकर खानाArabic: يأكل بنهم - يلتهم الطعامBengali: উৎসাহে খাওয়া - লোভে খাওয়াRussian: уплетать - набрасываться (на еду)Japanese: がっつり食べる - 夢中で食べるVietnamese: ăn ngấu nghiến - ăn ngon lànhKorean: 맛있게 먹다 - 게걸스럽게 먹다Turkish: afiyetle yemek - iştahla yemekUrdu: ذوق و شوق سے کھانا - مزے سے کھاناIndonesian: melahap - menyantap dengan lahap

उदाहरण वाक्य

The children tucked into the pizza as soon as it arrived.

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Everyone tucked into their breakfast after the long walk.

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He was hungry and couldn't wait to tuck into his burger.

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"Dinner's ready!" called Mum, and we all rushed to tuck into the roast.

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After finishing the race, the runners couldn't wait to tuck into the snacks.

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We set the table outside and all just wanted to tuck into the barbecue together.

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