吃掉 | Chinese meaning

吃掉【chī diào】

to eat up

This meaning is used when referring to finishing all of a food item, often implying that nothing is left.

。

I ate up all the cake.

to consume

This meaning indicates the act of using up resources or items, not limited to food.

。

We shouldn't consume too many resources.

吃掉【chī diào】

to eat up

This meaning is used when referring to finishing all of a food item, often implying that nothing is left.

。

I ate up all the cake.

to consume

This meaning indicates the act of using up resources or items, not limited to food.

。

We shouldn't consume too many resources.

吃

HSK 11

含义eat; drink; suffer, endure, bear

拼音chī

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掉

HSK 21

含义turn, move; shake, wag; drop down

拼音diào

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吃掉【chī diào】

to eat up

This meaning is used when referring to finishing all of a food item, often implying that nothing is left.

。

I ate up all the cake.

to consume

This meaning indicates the act of using up resources or items, not limited to food.

。

We shouldn't consume too many resources.

吃掉【chī diào】

to eat up

This meaning is used when referring to finishing all of a food item, often implying that nothing is left.

。

I ate up all the cake.

to consume

This meaning indicates the act of using up resources or items, not limited to food.

。

We shouldn't consume too many resources.

吃

HSK 11

含义eat; drink; suffer, endure, bear

拼音chī

Details

掉

HSK 21

含义turn, move; shake, wag; drop down

拼音diào

Details