Canadian French Meaning of sinking one's teeth into
s'enfoncer dans
Other Canadian French words related to s'enfoncer dans
Nearest Words of sinking one's teeth into
- sinkholes => effondrement de terrain
- sink one's teeth into => s'enfoncer les dents dans
- sings => chante
- singling (out) => Singularisant (hors)
- singles (out) => fait ressortir (dehors)
- singled (out) => choisi (singulier)
- single taxes => impôts uniques
- single (out) => (choisir) unique
- sing (out) => chanter (fort)
- sinfully => pécheressement
Definitions and Meaning of sinking one's teeth into in English
sinking one's teeth into
to fall or drop to a lower place or level, a stationary basin connected with a drain and usually a water supply for washing and drainage, to cause (something) to penetrate, restrain, suppress, to disappear from view, to cast down or bring to a low condition or state, one having a saline lake with no outlet, a device that collects or dissipates energy (such as radiation), to become impressively known or felt, to become depressed, to lower or soften (the voice) in speaking, a reactant with or absorber of a substance, a body or process that acts as a storage device or disposal mechanism, a ditch or tunnel for carrying off sewage, to form by cutting or excising, to go to the bottom, to slope gradually, to soak or become absorbed, a depression in the land surface, immerse, absorb, drop sense 7c, invest entry 1 sense 1, to become deeply absorbed, to grow less in amount or worth, to lower in standing or reputation, to pay off (something, such as a debt), sinkhole, to drink down completely, to fall or drop slowly for lack of strength, to force down especially below the earth's surface, fail, a place where vice, corruption, or evil collects, to subside gradually, to fall to a lower pitch or volume, to become partly buried (as in mud), heat sink, sump sense 3, to dig or bore (a well or shaft) in the earth, to flow at a lower depth or level, to lessen in value or amount, to fail in health or strength, to cause to sink, to become engulfed, to burn with lower intensity, to go downward in quality, state, or condition, a pool or pit for the deposit of waste or sewage
FAQs About the word sinking one's teeth into
s'enfoncer dans
to fall or drop to a lower place or level, a stationary basin connected with a drain and usually a water supply for washing and drainage, to cause (something) t
morsure (sur),Mâcher,mâcher (quelque chose),Croquer (dans),rongeant (sur),mangeant,mâcher,Grignoter,cueillir,mâchonner
No antonyms found.
sinkholes => effondrement de terrain, sink one's teeth into => s'enfoncer les dents dans, sings => chante, singling (out) => Singularisant (hors), singles (out) => fait ressortir (dehors),
