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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo eat all of something
In his hunger he ate up all the bread
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo use a large amount of something, especially money or time.
The repairs ate up most of our savings.
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The Fall Guy: An Important Movie
- It's like it's taking the classic Hollywood cheese that everyone ate up in Maverick, the thing that makes movies so enjoyable, and it finds a way to make it funny without being smug about it.
It's like it's taking the classic Hollywood cheese that everyone ate up in Maverick, the thing that makes movies so enjoyable, and it finds a way to make it funny without being smug about it.
- It's like it's taking the classic Hollywood cheese that everyone ate up in Maverick, the thing that makes movies so enjoyable,
It's like it's taking the classic Hollywood cheese that everyone ate up in Maverick, the thing that makes movies so enjoyable,
Why Do Walruses Have Mustaches?
- He ate up all those little oysters.
He ate up all those little oysters.
- He ate up all those little oysters.
He ate up all those little oysters.
Asking Silicon Valley Billionaires How They Got Rich!
- Amazon put out a study last year that said that if they ate up all of the components capacity of switchgear in the United States for manufacturing over the next 10 years, they'd only be at 25% of what they needed.
Amazon put out a study last year that said that if they ate up all of the components capacity of switchgear in the United States for manufacturing over the next 10 years, they'd only be at 25% of what they needed.
- Amazon put out a study last year that said that if they ate up all of the capacity of switchgear in the United States for manufacturing, over the next 10 years, they'd only be at 25% of what they needed.
Amazon put out a study last year that said that if they ate up all of the capacity of switchgear in the United States for manufacturing, over the next 10 years, they'd only be at 25% of what they needed.