Usage examples of "se comió" in Spanish with translation to English

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¿Quién se comió la tarta? Who ate up the cake?
Termina el filete y entonces podrás comerte un dulce. Eat up the steak and then you can have a candy.
¿Quién se comió el pan? Who ate the bread?
Tom se comió tres completos. Tom ate three hotdogs.
Él se comió toda la manzana. He ate all of the apple.
Mi perro se comió mi tarea. My dog ate my homework.
Un cocodrilo se comió a Tom. A crocodile has eaten Tom.
El perro se comió mi zapato. The dog ate my shoe.
¿Quién se comió todas las tortas? Who ate all the pies?
Él se comió la manzana entera. He ate all of the apple.
Tom se comió un puñado de pasas. Tom ate a handful of raisins.
Él se comió una caja de chocolates. He ate a box of chocolates.
Un cocodrilo se comió a un perro. A crocodile ate a dog.
Bob se comió el caracol, y entonces vomitó. Bob ate the snail, then vomitted.
Creo que él se comió unas 10 ostras. I think he ate about 10 oysters.
Tom se comió un trozo de queso suizo. Tom ate one slice of Swiss cheese.
Tom se comió una bolsa entera de malvaviscos. Tom ate a whole bag of marshmallows.
Tom se comió el pollo con los dedos. Tom ate the chicken with his fingers.
Tom se comió la poca comida que le quedaba. Tom ate what little food he had left.
Tom se comió mi bocadillo de béicon, lechuga y tomate Tom ate my bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
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