pig out
pig out — 片語動詞
- pig outbase form
- pigs out3rd person singular
- pigging out-ing form
- pigged outpast simple
1. to eat a very large amount of food in one sitting, often with little self-contro
大吃；狂吃
一次吃下大量食物，毫無節制
to eat a very large amount of food in one sitting, often with little self-control
After the exam, Selim and his friends pigged out on pizza and ice cream.
Selim 和朋友考試結束後大吃披薩和冰淇淋。
pig out on + food (to specify what was eaten)
Antonia always pigs out at the night market near her flat on Fridays.
Antonia 週五總是在住家附近夜市狂吃一頓。
The children pigged out on sweets at Reuben's birthday party last Saturday.
孩子們上週六在 Reuben 的生日派對上大吃糖果。
Don't pig out before dinner — you'll ruin your appetite.
晚餐前別狂吃——你會吃不下正餐。
informal imperative: used as a casual warning
Chidi regretted pigging out on greasy food the night before the marathon.
Chidi 很後悔馬拉松前一晚狂吃油膩的食物。
pigging out (gerund form after a verb of regret)
- pig out on [food]
- pig out at [place or event]
- gorge
more formal and intense; suggests eating until physically stuffed
- stuff oneself
also informal; emphasises filling the stomach completely
- binge
applies to any excess, not just food; 'binge eating' is a clinical term
文法句型
pig out
pig out on + food
用法筆記
Always informal — not appropriate in formal writing or polite company. Use 'pig out on' to name the food; without 'on' it simply means eating too much in general.