Приклади вживання Eat little Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Eat little and often.
Big fish eat little fish.".
Eat little and often.
The Vietnamese eat little meat.
Eat little to live longer.
The big fish eat little fish.".
Eat little, for fear of indigestion;
Big fishes eat little fishes.
Eat little, but several times a day(6-7).
Big fish eat little fish, 1556.
It should beborne in mind that in the first 2-3 days they eat little.
Horses must eat little and often.
Eat little and never add more to your portion of food if you're so serious about losing weight.
So you will eat little portions.
Some of them are still widely used, for example,'swimming against the tide,''banging one'shead against a brick wall,''armed to the teeth,''big fish eat little fish' and so on.
Big fish eat little fish, 1556.
Therefore, people with excess weight may feel that they eat little, although this is not so.
Despite the fact that Indians eat little meat, livestock raising plays an important role in the agricultural economy.
Published in the Public Health Nutritionjournal, the results reveal that consumers of fast food,compared to those who eat little or none, are 51% more likely to develop depression.
Such animals are unpretentious in care and eat little, do not emit unpleasant odors and can be contained in the apartment high-rise building.
Still it is required to reduce the consumption of salt,meat and alcohol to the maximum and apply to the principle of fractional nutrition, eat little, but often, increasing the number of meals to 5-6 times a day.
That's because larger fish(like swordfish and tuna) eat little fish, which drives up their mercury levels even more.
Okinawans typically eat little red meat.
While it is"wonderful to sit at a hockey or football match and drink a beer orcoffee and eat little snacks," it cautioned, this behavior doesn't suit"a concert hall with world-class acoustics.".
People ate little, and poorly.
A tourist eats little, but often.”.
Eating little and often.
Pieter Bruegel the Elder,“Big Fish eats Little Fish”, 1557.
Usually, when a person eats little or does not eat at all, he is sick.