Croatian Meaning of ate one's heart out

Najesti se do mile volje

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Definitions and Meaning of ate one's heart out in English

ate one's heart out

something to eat, to accept the domination of another, to bear the expense of, to consume more than one can easily provide or afford, to deprive of profit, dominance, or success, to take food or a meal see also eat up, to retract what one has said, to take in through the mouth as food, to have a meal, to affect something by gradual destruction or consumption, to take into the mouth and swallow food, to consume gradually, to enjoy eagerly or avidly, to perform fellatio or cunnilingus on, to grieve bitterly, to enjoy with excitement, to affect something by destroying or using up bit by bit, to destroy as if by eating, to consume with vexation, to destroy, consume, or waste by or as if by eating, to take food or a meal, to be jealous, to defeat, conquer, or overwhelm completely

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Najesti se do mile volje

something to eat, to accept the domination of another, to bear the expense of, to consume more than one can easily provide or afford, to deprive of profit, domi

bolio,ožalošćen,žalovati,uzdahnuti,čupati si kosu,agonizirao,Usamljen,boli,plakao/plakala,plakao

emitiran,navijalo,Oduševljen,oduševljen,smijao,radovao se,trijumfirao,zadovoljan,utješen,proslavljen

ate alive => Jesti živa, ate (up) => pojela (dokraja), at that => na to, at speed => velikom brzinom, at sixes and sevens => rasuto,