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Detailed Translations for gorge from English to French

gorge:

gorge [the ~] nomen

  1. the gorge (ravine; canyon; cleft; fissure)
    le ravin
  2. the gorge (gullet; oesophagus; esophagus)
    – the passage between the pharynx and the stomach 1
    l'oesophage

to gorge verb (gorges, gorged, gorging)

  1. to gorge (feast upon; quench; consume; )
    goûter; souper; manger; casser la croûte; consommer; bouffer; déjeuner; dîner
    • goûter verb (goûte, goûtes, goûtons, goûtez, )
    • souper verb (soupe, soupes, soupons, soupez, )
    • manger verb (mange, manges, mangeons, mangez, )
    • consommer verb (consomme, consommes, consommons, consommez, )
    • bouffer verb (bouffe, bouffes, bouffons, bouffez, )
    • déjeuner verb (déjeune, déjeunes, déjeunons, déjeunez, )
    • dîner verb (dîne, dînes, dînons, dînez, )

Conjugations for gorge:

present
  1. gorge
  2. gorge
  3. gorges
  4. gorge
  5. gorge
  6. gorge
simple past
  1. gorged
  2. gorged
  3. gorged
  4. gorged
  5. gorged
  6. gorged
present perfect
  1. have gorged
  2. have gorged
  3. has gorged
  4. have gorged
  5. have gorged
  6. have gorged
past continuous
  1. was gorging
  2. were gorging
  3. was gorging
  4. were gorging
  5. were gorging
  6. were gorging
future
  1. shall gorge
  2. will gorge
  3. will gorge
  4. shall gorge
  5. will gorge
  6. will gorge
continuous present
  1. am gorging
  2. are gorging
  3. is gorging
  4. are gorging
  5. are gorging
  6. are gorging
subjunctive
  1. be gorged
  2. be gorged
  3. be gorged
  4. be gorged
  5. be gorged
  6. be gorged
diverse
  1. gorge!
  2. let's gorge!
  3. gorged
  4. gorging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for gorge:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bouffer eating; munching; nibbling
déjeuner cold lunch; dejeuner; lunch; luncheon; packed lunch; packed meal; tiffin
dîner dinner; evening meal; feast; festive dinner; meal; supper
goûter tea-fight; tea-party
oesophage esophagus; gorge; gullet; oesophagus
ravin canyon; cleft; fissure; gorge; ravine abyss; cleft; cranny; crevice; fissure; gap; groove; gulf; notch; opening; precipice; recess; slot; space; split; trench
souper dinner; evening meal; feast; festive dinner; meal; supper
- defile; esophagus; gullet; oesophagus
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bouffer consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into banquet; consume; cram; devour; dine; dispatch; eat; eat heartily; eat hungrily; feast; gnaw; gormandise; gormandize; gourmandize; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; having a good feed; make or let explode; munch; nibble; nybble; peck; pick; puff up; regale; sup; swallow up; work inside
casser la croûte consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into consume; dine; eat; gnaw; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; munch; nibble; nybble; peck; pick; sup
consommer consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into accomplish; become worn; consume; devour; digest; dine; dine out; dispatch; eat; eat heartily; eat hungrily; eat up; finish; fulfil; fulfill; get worn out; gnaw; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have on; have something to eat; having a good feed; munch; nibble; nybble; peck; perform; pick; spend; spend money; use; use up; wear out; wine and dine; work inside
déjeuner consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into breakfast; consume; dine; dine out; eat; grab a bite; have a meal; have breakfast; have dinner; have lunch; have something to eat; lunch; munch; nibble; nybble; wine and dine
dîner consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into consume; dine; dine out; eat; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; munch; nibble; nybble; wine and dine
goûter consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into consume; dispatch; gnaw; munch; nibble; nybble; peck; pick; sample; taste; taste beforehand; test; try
manger consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into burn up; consume; cram; dine; dine out; eat; eat heartily; eat hungrily; eat up; finish; gnaw; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; having a good feed; munch; nibble; nybble; peck; pick; use up; wine and dine; work inside
souper consume; eat; feast upon; gorge; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; quench; relieve; take something; tuck into consume; dine; eat; grab a bite; have a meal; have dinner; have something to eat; munch; nibble; nybble; sup
- englut; engorge; glut; gormandise; gormandize; gourmandize; ingurgitate; overeat; overgorge; overindulge; stuff
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
consommer consume
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- flute; frieze; groove; gutter; ravine; valley

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Related Definitions for "gorge":

  1. the passage between the pharynx and the stomach1
  2. a narrow pass (especially one between mountains)1
  3. a deep ravine (usually with a river running through it)1
  4. overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself1

Wiktionary Translations for gorge:

gorge
verb
  1. to eat greedily
gorge
noun
  1. Passage étroit entre deux montagnes.
verb
  1. alimenter avec excès.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
gorge gorge Gebirgsschlucht — schmales tiefes Tal zwischen zwei BergenJohann Christoph Adelung: Grammatisch-kritisches Wörterbuch der Hochdeutschen Mundart. 2. Ausgabe 1793-1801. Seite 1542; Schlucht im Gebirge
gorge gorge Klamm — tiefe, enge Schlucht, durch die ein Gebirgsbach, Wildbach fließt
gorge gorge; cluse; ravin Schlucht — enger und steiler Einschnitt in ein Tal