ate [et, eɪt, америк. eɪt] ГЛ.
ate прош. вр. of eat
I. eat <ate, eaten> [i:t] ГЛ. перех.
I. eat <ate, eaten> [i:t] ГЛ. перех.
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He ate the pancakes with a fork; but he used a spoon to capture the remaining syrup.
en.wikipedia.org On good days, she noted, he was "amiably sentimental to the point of silliness"; on bad days, he ate the insides of her paintbox.
www.telegraph.co.uk Then comes results of such relations increasing ab-or-ti-ons and the births of parentless children as result of such il-leg-it-im-ate relations, or those who came by criminal relation such as r-a-pe!?
religion.blogs.cnn.com Instead, erosion ate away at it, in the form of acid leaching, and broke down much of its pumice content.
en.wikipedia.org A beautiful house stood there; she tidied it up and ate a meal before coming out to climb the same tree.
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