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starved
UK
/stɑːvd/
US
/stɑrvd/
starved out
starved out
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starved
adjective
more starved
Comp.
most starved
Super.
UK
/stɑːvd/
US
/stɑrvd/
голодный
The starved dog looked for food in the trash.
Голодный пёс искал еду в мусоре.
изголодавшийся
The starved children were given a warm meal.
Изголодавшиеся дети получили тёплую еду.
Traductions supplémentaires
истощённый
Synonymes
famished
ravenous
hungry
emaciated
malnourished
undernourished
Antonymes
sated
full
satisfied
starved
past participle
UK
/stɑːvd/
US
/stɑrvd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective describing someone or something that has undergone starvation or severe deprivation; typically non-gradable.
Synonymes
famished
ravenous
hungry
starving
underfed
malnourished
emaciated
gaunt
hunger-stricken
deprived
starve
verb
starved
Past Simple
starved
Past Simple
starved
Past Participle
starving
Gerund
UK
/stɑːv/
US
/stɑrv/
голодать
During the famine, many people began to starve.
Во время голода многие люди начали голодать.
морить голодом
The cruel king decided to starve the prisoners.
Жестокий король решил морить голодом заключенных.
Traductions supplémentaires
истощать
изнурять голодом
Synonymes
fast
deprive
famine
hunger
withhold food
die of hunger
Antonymes
nourish
feed
satisfy
starve
past participle
starved
Used attributively and predicatively (e.g., 'starved children', 'I am starved').
Synonymes
famished
ravenous
hungry
malnourished
undernourished
emaciated
gaunt
deprived
Définitions
starved
adjective
Extremely hungry or lacking food.
After the long hike, we were absolutely starved and couldn't wait to eat.
Deprived of something necessary or desired.
The neglected garden was starved of sunlight, causing the plants to wither.
starved
past participle
Having been deprived of food or another essential supply; having experienced starvation or severe lack.
The starved prisoners were given medical attention and warm meals.
starve
verb
To suffer or die from lack of food.
The animals were left to starve without proper care.
To cause someone or something to suffer or die from lack of food.
The cruel ruler starved his prisoners as a form of punishment.
To deprive of something necessary or desirable.
The artist felt starved of inspiration after the long break.
To feel or be extremely hungry; to have an intense desire for food.
After the long hike, the whole group was starving and eager for dinner.
starve
past participle
Extremely hungry; having gone without food for a long time, or deprived of something necessary.
We were absolutely starved after the long journey.
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