Examples of using Bite out in English and their translations into Arabic
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Take a bite out of crime.
All they're gonnacare about is taking a bite out of y--.
Take a bite out of that peach.
Did you just take a bite out of me?
Truman took a bite out of Dewey a couple years ago.
Won't be long until someone's taking a bite out of you.
Tina took a bite out of this guy Tobin.
It's the kind of beauty you want to take a bite out of!
I want to take a bite out of your bun.
You took a bite out of every one of these chocolates.
You might want to take a bite out of an apple.
Taking a bite out of crime one tuna melt at a time.
He just took a bite out of bun.
Somebody took a bite out of the crabby apple tree today.
Your leg feels like somebody took a giant bite out of it.
I would take a bite out of anytime.
We each take a two-inch bite out of this one.
If you take one bite out of that, you're in trouble.
If we shouldn't take another bite out of the apple.
Agents, take a bite out of crime.
You just wanna take a bite out of him all over.
So cannibal takes a bite out of tattoo boy.
But maybe I will take a bite out of your soul first.
I bet that takes a bite out the housekeeping, eh?
Are you ready to take a bite out of that forbidden fruit?
Sooo… when life seems hard, take a bite out of the silver sandwich.
Larry, he thinks he has to take a bite out of every broad he comes across.
Jeez, anyone that probably takes a bite out of you is going to be up for a week.
We also know that if you can potentiate that tasting, if you can encourage those immunecells to actually take a big old bite out of a cancer cell, you get a better job protecting yourself from cancer every day and maybe even curing a cancer.
A stretched verb is a complex predicate composed of a light verb and an eventive noun.An example is the English phrase"take a bite out of", which is semantically similar to the simple verb"bite". The concept has been used in studies of German and English.