How is the word dévorer translated from French to English

Manger quelque chose vite et avidement.

To eat something quickly and hungrily.

verb
English translation
Devour

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  • Le chien a dévoré son dîner en quelques secondes. The dog devoured its dinner in seconds.

  • Elle dévore trois romans par semaine. She devours three novels a week.

  • Ne dévore pas ta nourriture, mâche correctement. Don't devour your food, chew it properly.

  • J'ai dévoré tout le rapport avant midi. I devoured the whole report before lunch.

  • Les ouvriers affamés dévorent leurs sandwichs pendant la courte pause. Hungry workers devour their sandwiches during the short break.

  • Donne-lui un bon thriller et il le dévorera en une nuit. Give him a good thriller and he'll devour it overnight.

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FAQ about “dévorer”

How is “dévorer” translated from French?
“dévorer” translates into English as “Devour”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dévorer” mean?
Meaning of “dévorer”: Manger quelque chose vite et avidement. In English — “Devour”.
What part of speech is “dévorer”?
“dévorer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “dévorer”?
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