Enter the word for search
feedverb
fed
Past Simple
fed
Past Participle
feeding
Gerund
UK
/fiːd/
US
/fid/
Translations
She needs to feed the baby every three hours.
Elle doit nourrir le bébé toutes les trois heures.
alimenterTechnique, machines, systèmes, données.
The technician needs to feed the printer with more paper.
Le technicien doit alimenter l’imprimante avec davantage de papier.
se nourrir dePour les animaux ; se construit souvent avec « de ».
The cattle feed on fresh pasture throughout the summer.
Le bétail se nourrit d’herbe fraîche tout au long de l’été.
attiserAu sens d’intensifier une émotion, un conflit ou une inquiétude.
Speculation in the media only fed the public's anxiety.
Les spéculations dans les médias n’ont fait qu’attiser l’anxiété du public.
Additional translations
donner à manger àTour plus explicite, fréquent avec une personne ou un animal.
fournirQuand le verbe insiste sur l’idée d’apporter ce qui est nécessaire.
nourrirAu sens figuré : satisfaire un besoin, une curiosité ou un désir.
brouterPour les herbivores dans un contexte pastoral.
alimenterQuand il s’agit d’entretenir ou de renforcer un phénomène, une peur ou un débat.
Definitions
To give food to a person or animal.
She needs to feed the baby every three hours.
To supply a machine or system with material or power.
The technician needs to feed the printer with more paper.
To provide something necessary or useful.
The river feeds water to the entire valley.
To satisfy a need or desire.
He feeds his curiosity by reading a lot of books.
To supply data or information to a computer or system.
You need to feed the program with the correct data to get accurate results.
Of an animal, to eat or graze.
The cattle feed on fresh pasture throughout the summer.
To fuel, sustain, or intensify a condition, feeling, or process.
Speculation in the media only fed the public's anxiety.
Synonyms
nourish
supply
provide
sustain
furnish
give
deliver
administer
Antonyms
starve
deprive
feednoun
feeds
pl
UK
/fiːd/
US
/fid/
Translations
aliments pour animaux
The farmer bought a large quantity of feed for his cattle.
Le fermier a acheté une grande quantité d’aliments pour animaux pour son bétail.
alimentationTechnique et mécanique, notamment pour l’acheminement de papier ou de matière.
The printer ran out of paper feed during the large print job.
L’imprimante est tombée en panne d’alimentation papier pendant la grosse impression.
fil d’actualitéRéseaux sociaux et interfaces en ligne.
She checked her Facebook feed to see the latest posts from her friends.
Elle a consulté son fil d’actualité Facebook pour voir les dernières publications de ses amis.
tétéePour l’action ou le moment de nourrir un bébé.
The 2 a.m. feed left the new parents exhausted.
La tétée de 2 heures du matin a laissé les jeunes parents épuisés.
Additional translations
fourrageSurtout pour le bétail et les animaux d’élevage.
fluxEn informatique et pour les transmissions de signal.
Definitions
Food for animals, especially livestock.
The farmer bought a large quantity of feed for his cattle.
Material supplied to a machine or device for processing.
The printer ran out of paper feed during the large print job.
A news feed or stream of updates on a social media platform.
She checked her Facebook feed to see the latest posts from her friends.
A broadcast or transmission of a signal, especially for television or radio.
The live feed from the concert was interrupted due to technical issues.
An act or period of giving food to a person or animal.
The 2 a.m. feed left the new parents exhausted.
Synonyms
nourishment
food
sustenance
provisions
rations
diet
feedadjective
UK
/fiːd/
US
/fid/
Attributive use (e.g., feed grain, feed costs) justifies separate adjective entry.
Translations
fourragerRelatif à l’alimentation du bétail ou des animaux d’élevage.
Feed grain prices have risen sharply this season.
Les prix des céréales fourragères ont fortement augmenté cette saison.
Additional translations
pour aliments du bétailFormulation descriptive fréquente en agriculture.
Definitions
Relating to or intended for animal feed or fodder.
Feed grain prices have risen sharply this season.
Synonyms
feeding
alimentary
nutritive
nutritional
nourishing
feenoun
Definitions
A payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.
The lawyer charged a high fee for his services.
A sum paid as an entrance, registration, or membership charge.
There is an entrance fee to visit the exhibition.
Law: An inheritable estate in land held in absolute ownership (often used in phrases such as "fee simple" or "fee tail").
The family held the manor in fee simple.
feeverb

feed

Past Simple

feed
Past Simple
feed
Past Participle
feeing
Gerund
UK
/fiː/
US
/fiː/
Translations
rémunérerEmploi rare: payer quelqu’un en honoraires ou en rétribution.
They fee the guide well before beginning the trek.
Ils rémunèrent bien le guide avant de commencer le trek.
faire payer des frais àEmploi administratif ou commercial.
The agency must not fee its applicants for mandatory background checks.
L’agence ne doit pas faire payer de frais à ses candidats pour les vérifications d’antécédents obligatoires.
Definitions
To pay or reward (someone) with a fee; to retain or hire by payment.
They fee the guide well before beginning the trek.
To impose or charge a fee on; to levy fees upon.
The agency must not fee its applicants for mandatory background checks.
Synonyms
charge
bill
invoice
assess
levy
exact
impose
collect
tariff
feeadjective
Definitions
Relating to or requiring payment of a fee.
Fee income has grown significantly over the last quarter.
OverviewPhrasesLibraryExamplesAI ExpertDictionaries
Active Dictionary Company Limited 7/F, MW Tower, 111 Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong