eat your heart out
US /it jɚ ˈhɑrt aʊt/
・UK /i:t jɔ: ˈhɑ:t aʊt/
B2
idm.To feel bitter or jealous about someone else's success.
Eat your heart out, I got tickets to the concert first.
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Gordon Ramsay Makes a Mexican Street Food Favorite
- Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
- Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Ozzy Man Reviews: MEGA COMPILATION #8
- Kelly Slater, eat your heart out.
Kelly Slater, eat your heart out.
- Kelly Slater, eat your heart out.
Kelly Slater, eat your heart out.
I Grill up Blue Corn Steak Tacos in Texas | Gordon Ramsay
- Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
- Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out, my son.
Gordon Ramsay Cooks Up a Shrimp Po Boy in the Florida Keys
- Adon Sanchez, eat your heart out.
Adon Sanchez, eat your heart out.
- Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out.
Aaron Sanchez, eat your heart out.
US vs Mexico Subway | Food Wars | Insider Food
- Eat your heart out, Mexico, you can't get this there.
Eat your heart out, Mexico, you can't get this there.
- Eat your heart out, Mexico.
Eat your heart out, Mexico.
Why Can't Humans Regrow Body Parts?
- And I have claws. Eat your heart out, Hugh Jackman!
And I have claws. Eat your heart out, Hugh Jackman!
Discovering Hidden Treasure (Full Episode) | Egypt with the World's Greatest Explorer | Nat Geo
- Eat your heart out, Indiana Jones.
Eat your heart out, Indiana Jones.
Incredible Egypt (Full Episode) | Egypt with the World's Greatest Explorer | Nat Geo
- Eat your heart out, Indiana Jones.
Eat your heart out, Indiana Jones.
BOX SET: English In A Minute 31 – TEN English lessons in 10 minutes!
- Eat your heart out, Einstein.
Eat your heart out, Einstein.
- We say "eat your heart out" to mean you think you are even better at something than someone famous for doing it, though it's often just a joke.
We say "eat your heart out" to mean you think you are even better at something than someone famous for doing it, though it's often just a joke.