Usage examples of "eaten up" in English with translation to German

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Half an eye is very useful actually, because an animal can see half of another animal, which wants to eat it, and can get out of the way, and it will eat the animal, which has only one-half eye or only 49% of an eye, because this to it will not be enough, and the animal, which was eaten up, will have no children, because it is dead. Tatsächlich ist ein halbes Auge sehr nützlich, denn mit einem halben Auge kann ein Tier die Hälfte von einem anderen Tier sehen, das es auffressen will, und ihm aus dem Weg gehen, und es wird selber das Tier fressen, das nur ein Drittel-Auge oder nur 49% eines Auges hat, weil dieses ihm nicht schnell genug aus dem Weg gehen wird, und das Tier, das aufgefressen wurde, wird keine Kinder bekommen, weil es tot ist.

The field mice were eating up the farmers' grain. Die Feldmäuse haben das Getreide der Bauern aufgefressen.

Mayuko ate up all the cookies. Mayuko hat die ganzen Kekse aufgegessen.

The best cakes that I have ever eaten are those that my mother baked. Die besten Kuchen, die ich jemals gegessen habe sind die, welche meine Mutter gebacken hat.

We need not have eaten breakfast so early. Wir hätten nicht so zeitig frühstücken sollen.

Have you ever eaten a banana pie? Hast du schon mal Bananenkuchen gegessen?

If you had not eaten so much, you would not be so sleepy now. Hättest du nicht derart viel gegessen, wärest du jetzt nicht so müde.

She looked as if she hadn't eaten in days. Sie sah aus, als ob sie seit Tagen nichts gegessen hätte.

Have you ever eaten Japanese food? Hast du schon einmal japanisches Essen gegessen?

You shouldn't have eaten so much ice cream. Du hättest nicht so viel Eis essen sollen.

Have you eaten your dinner already? Haben Sie bereits zu Abend gegessen?

As a matter of fact, I haven't eaten anything since this morning. Übrigens habe ich seit heute Morgen nichts gegessen.

I have never eaten a mango before. Ich habe noch nie eine Mango gegessen.

You have not eaten the cake yet. Du hast den Kuchen noch nicht gegessen.

Have you eaten yet? Hast du schon gegessen?

You shouldn't have eaten the fish raw. Du hättest den Fisch nicht roh essen sollen.

I have just eaten lunch. Ich habe gerade zu Mittag gegessen.

The apple was eaten by me. Den Apfel habe ich gegessen.

I haven't eaten yet. Ich habe noch nicht gegessen.

I have not eaten anything for the last three days. Ich habe die letzten drei Tage lang nichts gegessen.

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