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About [the prototype of to eat]
Hi,
What do you think the prototype of to eat is ?
Perhaps [to partake of] is it.
I find it in King James English.
There is a finding in this way that [to eat] regards human as a receiver of food.
Because [to partake of bread] means the bread has man to take it as a part of man.
And the [take] in [to partake] is different from the [take] in [to take part in], because in that it means to accept, and in this it means to perform.
Could any native speaker right me?
Thank you for your assistance.
What do you think the prototype of to eat is ?
Perhaps [to partake of] is it.
I find it in King James English.
There is a finding in this way that [to eat] regards human as a receiver of food.
Because [to partake of bread] means the bread has man to take it as a part of man.
And the [take] in [to partake] is different from the [take] in [to take part in], because in that it means to accept, and in this it means to perform.
Could any native speaker right me?
Thank you for your assistance.
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I have no idea what you are talking about. What do you mean by 'prototype'? What relationship do you perceive between 'partake' and 'eat'?
- I have no idea what you are talking about.
- What do you mean by 'prototype'?
- What relationship do you perceive between 'partake' and 'eat'?
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I have no idea what you are talking about. What do you mean by 'prototype'? What relationship do you perceive between 'partake' and 'eat'?
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Hi Mister Micawber,
In classic English not used [eat] but [bite of / drink of / feed of] instead.
And [partake of] used for enjoying or to have the qualities -----all for the use of experience.
{A baker's wife may bite of bun, a brewer's wife may drink of a tun, a fish monger's wife may feed of a conger.}
[take] -----receive / accept / take upon;
This w
In classic English not used [eat] but [bite of / drink of / feed of] instead.
And [partake of] used for enjoying or to have the qualities -----all for the use of experience.
{A baker's wife may bite of bun, a brewer's wife may drink of a tun, a fish monger's wife may feed of a conger.}
[take] -----receive / accept / take upon;
This w
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Let's try to talk a little bit on the way in which the meaning and formation is made in combinations.
1. fallout ---
it is a dynamic film that shows a great effect on someone or something
outfall-----
it is a still film that shows a point of a fall in the end;
2. lookout---
it is a dynamic film---that sh
Let's try to talk a little bit on the way in which the meaning and formation is made in combinations.
1. fallout ---
it is a dynamic film that shows a great effect on someone or something
outfall-----
it is a still film that shows a point of a fall in the end;
2. lookout---
it is a dynamic film---that sh
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