feed
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verb (past and past participle fed |fed| ) with object 〈人が〉〈動物〉に «…の» 餌をやる; 〈子供・病人など〉に «…の» 食事を与える «with, on»
e.g. the raiders fed the guard dog to keep it quiet
e.g. with two objects : he fed her brownies he had just baked.
〈動物が〉餌を食べる; 〈赤ん坊が〉乳を飲む, 食べる
e.g. morays emerge at night to feed.
〈人などが〉〈家族など〉を養う
e.g. the island's simple agriculture could hardly feed its inhabitants.
e.g. the bird feeds on cliff-top vegetation
e.g. figurative : his powerful mind fed off political discussion.
〈植物〉に «…の» 肥料をやる
〖~ A (with/on B)/(B to/into) A〗 (絶えず)A〈機械・容器など〉に(B〈燃料・コインなど〉を)提供する, 投入する
〈感情・欲求など〉をあおる; 〈虚栄心・罪悪感など〉をより感じさせる; 〈目・耳など〉を楽しませる
e.g. I could feed my melancholy by reading Romantic poetry.
A〈コンピュータ〉に(B〈データ〉を)送る, フィードする 〘コンピュ〙
e.g. the programs are fed into the computer.
〈川などが〉…に流れ込む.
e.g. the pond is fed by a small stream
〈水・材料などが〉 «…に» 流れ込む, 送られる «into»
e.g. no object : water feeds into the lower pool.
〖~ A (with/on B)/(B to/into) A〗 (絶えず)A〈機械・容器など〉に(B〈燃料・コインなど〉を)提供する, 投入する
〖~ B to A/A B〗 A〈人・メディアなど〉にB〈情報・うそなど〉を伝える, 吹き込む
e.g. I think he is feeding his old employer commercial secrets. ⦅俗⦆ 〈相手役〉にキューを出す; 〈ツッコミ役者〉にボケる 〘劇〙
e.g. you were still in the wings feeding Micky his lines.
〘スポーツ〙 〈味方〉に(アシストの)パスを送る
e.g. he took the ball and fed Salley.
〘放送〙 〈TV・ラジオ番組〉を他地域へ供給する
【穴などに】〈管・ワイヤーなど〉をゆっくり通す «into» ; 【穴などを】…に貫通させる «through»
e.g. make holes through which to feed the cables.
noun
⦅主に英⦆ ; (赤ん坊の)食事, 授乳
e.g. I've just given the horse her feed.
(1回分の)食事.
e.g. how 'bout I fix up a nice hot feed?
(動物の)餌, かいば, 飼料;
e.g. the crops are grown for animal feed e.g. cow feed.
供給管
e.g. the plotter has a continuous paper feed.
(燃料・材料などの)供給
e.g. as modifier : a feed pipe.
⦅米⦆ (キー局から配信される)番組; (その)配信システム.
e.g. a satellite feed from Washington.
e.g. most blogs and news sites offer RSS feeds of their latest content. ⦅英俗⦆ 〘劇〙 ジョーク, せりふのきっかけを与える役者, ボケ役.
PHRASES
informal having no appetite.
PHRASAL VERBS
1. (of a response) influence the development of the thing that has given rise to it:
e.g. what the audience tells me feeds back into my work.
2. (of an electrical or other system) produce feedback.
ORIGIN