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eat through - traducción al ruso
CHAIN OF SANDWICH SHOPS
Eat.; EAT.
eat through
общая лексика
разъедать (о химических элементах)
eat through
протравливать
eat through
eat through разъедать (о химических элементах) The acid has eaten through the metal.
Definición
drive-through
A drive-through shop or restaurant is one where you can buy things without leaving your car.
...a drive-through burger bar.
ADJ: ADJ n
Wikipedia
Eat (restaurant)
Eat (styled as EAT.) was a chain of sandwich shops that was founded in 1996 by Niall and Faith MacArthur and later owned by Pret a Manger. It had 95 branches in the United Kingdom, 75 of which were in London. It announced the closure of its UK stores in March 2020.
As of March 2020, there are two remaining non-UK entities of EAT., Paris Gare du Nord (under franchise partner SSP Group) and in Spain (under franchise partner Ibersol).
Ejemplos de uso de eat through
1. Goats are used by many fire agencies to eat through underbrush.
2. "If we eat through all this [oil] money ... then there won‘t be any domestic products left," he said, RIA–Novosti reported. «
3. Canadian National Railroad spokesman Jim Kvedaras said it appeared the inner liner of the tanker car had failed, allowing the chemical to eat through the outer shell of the car.
4. Although he spends his two–hour break at home with his wife and daughter, Rubio would welcome the chance to eat through lunch and get errands done later – if it worked.
5. The multiple–entry visa is also useful for frequent travelers because it can be used instead of a series of single entry, passport–page–sized non–removable stickers that can eat through the pages of a frequent visitor’s passport.
