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fed [Brit fɛd, americ fɛd] VERBO pass VERBO Part perf

fed → feed

I. feed [Brit fiːd, americ fid] SUBST Brit

1. feed (meal):

2. feed (hearty meal):

feed coloq
bouffe f coloq

3. feed AGRIC, PEC:

4. feed TÉC:

5. feed COMPUT:

6. feed (in comedy):

7. feed (in comedy):

II. feed <Pret imperf, Part perf fed> [Brit fiːd, americ fid] VERBO trans

1. feed (supply with food):

feed animal, plant, family, starving people
nourrir (on de)
feed pet
feed army
feed guests
feed fledgling

2. feed (give food to):

to feed sth to sb, feed sb sth

3. feed (supply):

feed lake, fire, machine
feed meter
feed information, secrets
fournir (to à)
to feed sth into meter, slot machine
to feed sth into slot, hole, pipe, machine
to feed sth into computer
to feed a machine with paper, materials

4. feed (fuel) fig:

feed ambition, prejudice, desire

5. feed DESP:

feed ball
faire passer (to à)

6. feed TEATR:

feed comedian

III. feed <Pret imperf, Part perf fed> [Brit fiːd, americ fid] VERBO intr

1. feed (eat):

2. feed (survive):

to feed on substance, prey

3. feed (thrive) fig:

to feed on emotion, conditions

4. feed (enter):

to feed into paper, tape: machine

IV. to feed oneself VERBO reflex

to feed oneself reflex child, invalid:

I. Fed [Brit fɛd, americ fɛd] SUBST

1. Fed americ coloq:

Fed
Fed
fédé m coloq

2. Fed abrév → federation

II. Fed [Brit fɛd, americ fɛd] abrév

Fed → Federal Reserve System

III. Fed [Brit fɛd, americ fɛd] ADJ abrév

Fed → federal

federation [Brit fɛdəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, americ ˌfɛdəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] SUBST

Federal Reserve System SUBST americ

I. Federal americ

1. Federal HIST:

2. Federal → Fed coloq

II. federal [Brit ˈfɛd(ə)r(ə)l, americ ˈfɛd(ə)rəl] ADJ

federal ADMIN, POL court, judge, police
federal architecture americ

III. federal [Brit ˈfɛd(ə)r(ə)l, americ ˈfɛd(ə)rəl]

to make a federal case out of sth americ

bottle-fed ADJ

bottle-fed

corn-fed [Brit ˈkɔːnfɛd, americ ˈkɔrnˌfɛd] ADJ

corn-fed livestock:

corn-fed

fed up [Brit, americ ˌfɛd ˈəp] ADJ coloq

to be fed up
en avoir marre coloq (about, with, of de, with or of doing de faire)

web-fed ADJ TIPOGR

web-fed

well-fed ADJ

well-fed

stall-fed ADJ AGRIC, PEC

stall-fed

I. feed [Brit fiːd, americ fid] SUBST Brit

1. feed (meal):

2. feed (hearty meal):

feed coloq
bouffe f coloq

3. feed AGRIC, PEC:

4. feed TÉC:

5. feed COMPUT:

6. feed (in comedy):

7. feed (in comedy):

II. feed <Pret imperf, Part perf fed> [Brit fiːd, americ fid] VERBO trans

1. feed (supply with food):

feed animal, plant, family, starving people
nourrir (on de)
feed pet
feed army
feed guests
feed fledgling

2. feed (give food to):

to feed sth to sb, feed sb sth

3. feed (supply):

feed lake, fire, machine
feed meter
feed information, secrets
fournir (to à)
to feed sth into meter, slot machine
to feed sth into slot, hole, pipe, machine
to feed sth into computer
to feed a machine with paper, materials

4. feed (fuel) fig:

feed ambition, prejudice, desire

5. feed DESP:

feed ball
faire passer (to à)

6. feed TEATR:

feed comedian

III. feed <Pret imperf, Part perf fed> [Brit fiːd, americ fid] VERBO intr

1. feed (eat):

2. feed (survive):

to feed on substance, prey

3. feed (thrive) fig:

to feed on emotion, conditions

4. feed (enter):

to feed into paper, tape: machine

IV. to feed oneself VERBO reflex

to feed oneself reflex child, invalid:

bottle-feed VERBO trans

no Dicionário PONS

fed up ADJ coloq

to be fed up with sb/sth

well-fed ADJ

well-fed

Fed. ADJ

Fed. abreviatura de federal

Fed.

federal [ˈfedərəl] ADJ

1. federal republic, state:

2. federal americ (of the federation of states):

I. feed <fed> [fi:d] SUBST

1. feed (food):

2. feed coloq (meal):

3. feed TÉC:

II. feed <fed> [fi:d] VERBO trans

1. feed (give food to, provide food for):

to feed sth to sb
to feed sb on sth
nourrir qn de qc

2. feed (supply):

feed machine
feed fire, meter, someone

3. feed (give):

to feed sth to sb
fournir qc à qn

III. feed <fed> [fi:d] VERBO intr

paper feed SUBST

breast-feed VERBO trans, intr

spoon-feed VERBO trans

1. spoon-feed (feed using spoon):

2. spoon-feed pej (supply abundantly):

to spoon-feed sb with sth

feed up VERBO trans

feed up animals:

bottle-feed VERBO trans

feed on VERBO trans

1. feed on (eat):

2. feed on (exploit):

no Dicionário PONS

fed up ADJ coloq

to be fed up with sb/sth

well-fed ADJ

well-fed

Fed. ADJ

Fed. abreviatura de federal

Fed.

federal [ˈfed· ə r· ə l] ADJ

I. feed <fed> [fid] SUBST

1. feed (food):

2. feed coloq (meal):

3. feed TÉC:

II. feed <fed> [fid] VERBO trans

1. feed (give food to, provide food for):

to feed sth to sb
to feed sb on sth
nourrir qn de qc

2. feed (supply):

feed machine
feed fire, meter, someone

3. feed (give):

to feed sth to sb
fournir qc à qn

III. feed <fed> [fid] VERBO intr

spoon-feed VERBO trans irreg

1. spoon-feed (feed using spoon):

2. spoon-feed pej (supply abundantly):

to spoon-feed sb with sth

feed on VERBO trans

1. feed on (eat):

2. feed on (exploit):

feed up VERBO trans

feed up animals:

bottle-feed VERBO trans

breast-feed VERBO trans, intr

force-feed VERBO trans

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

Present
Ifeed
youfeed
he/she/itfeeds
wefeed
youfeed
theyfeed
Past
Ifed
youfed
he/she/itfed
wefed
youfed
theyfed
Present Perfect
Ihavefed
youhavefed
he/she/ithasfed
wehavefed
youhavefed
theyhavefed
Past Perfect
Ihadfed
youhadfed
he/she/ithadfed
wehadfed
youhadfed
theyhadfed

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She was born with several genetic mutations, had to be bottle-fed and had difficulty being adopted.
en.wikipedia.org
Under the supervision of specialist rangers, visitors can walk with the lions and watch cubs at play or being bottle-fed.
en.wikipedia.org
The research included children who were both breastfed and bottle-fed.
www.nhs.uk
Both breast- and bottle-fed babies around 3 days old prefer the smell of human milk to that of formula, indicating an innate preference.
en.wikipedia.org
I bottle-fed calves in our front yard, those who had a rougher start in life.
www.niagarathisweek.com