How do you use "Pig out" in a sentence?

I totally pigged out on pizza. Let's pig out tonight. I pigged out on Netflix all weekend.

Pig out

Q: What does "Pig out" mean?

To eat greedily or excessively. 'Pigging out' means eating a lot, greedily, like a pig at a trough. Usually self-deprecating about indulgent eating. Can also describe binge-watching or other excess.

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Significado: To eat greedily or excessively.

贪婪地或过度地吃。

Comer con glotonería o excesivamente.

貪欲に、または過度に食べる。

게걸스럽게 또는 과도하게 먹다.

'Pigging out' means eating a lot, greedily, like a pig at a trough. Usually self-deprecating about indulgent eating. Can also describe binge-watching or other excess.

'Pigging out'意味着大量地、贪婪地吃——像猪在食槽边一样。通常是对放纵饮食的自嘲。也可以形容疯狂追剧或其他过度行为。

'Pigging out' significa comer mucho, con avidez, como un cerdo en un comedero. Normalmente autodespreciativo sobre comer indulgentemente. También puede describir maratones de series o otros excesos.

「pigging out」はたくさん、貪欲に食べること—餌箱の豚のように。通常は贅沢な食事について自嘲的に使います。一気見や他の過剰な行為を表すこともあります。

'Pigging out'은 돼지처럼 많이, 게걸스럽게 먹는 것을 뜻합니다. 주로 과식에 대한 자조적 표현으로 쓰이며, 폭풍 시청 등 다른 과잉 행동에도 사용됩니다.

Ejemplos

I totally pigged out on pizza.
我披萨吃撑了
Me atiborré de pizza
ピザを食べすぎた
피자를 완전 폭식했다.
Let's pig out tonight.
今晚咱们大吃一顿
Vamos a darnos un atracón esta noche
今夜はたらふく食べよう
오늘 밤은 실컷 먹자.
I pigged out on Netflix all weekend.
我整个周末都在狂刷Netflix
Me di un atracón de Netflix todo el fin de semana
週末ずっとNetflixを見続けた
주말 내내 넷플릭스만 폭풍 시청했다.

Pronunciación

/pɪɡ aʊt/

Guía de uso

Contexto: eating, indulgence, binge

Tono: self-deprecating, indulgent

✓ Correcto

Pig out
大吃特吃
Darse un atracón
がっつく
게걸스럽게 먹다
Pigging out
在大吃大喝
Dándose un atracón
がっついている
폭식하는 중이다
Pigged out
大吃了一顿
Se dio un atracón
がっついた
폭식했다

Errores comunes

Usually about food but can extend to other excess

Origen e historia

American slang from the 1970s. Pigs are proverbially greedy eaters—'pigging out' captures indulgent, unrestrained consumption of food or media.

Etimología: From pigs' greedy eating habits

Primera vez registrado: 1970s American

Contexto cultural

Era: 1970s onwards

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: American slang

Regional notes: American origin, global usage.

Variaciones

Pig outPigging out

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