Definition
Definition of binged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He was binged on his favorite series all night.
2.
consumptionRare having indulged in excessive consumptionRare
- After the weekend, she felt binged on junk food.
Origin of binged
English, binge (a drinking bout)
Examples of binged in a sentence
She felt exhausted after being binged on documentaries. He felt binged after watching the entire series in one night. They were binged on sweets after the party.
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- French:regardé d'affilée, gavé, ...
- German:durchgesuchtet, überfressen, ...
- Italian:visto in maratona, consumato eccessivamente, ...
- Spanish:maratoneado, atiborrado, ...
- Portuguese:maratonou, empanturrado, ...
- Chinese:狂看, 吃撑了, ...
- Japanese:一気見した, 食べ過ぎた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَاصِل, مُتَخَم, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁצָּפָה בְּמַרָתוֹן, מוּגְזָם, ...
- Russian:запоем смотрел, объевшийся, ...
- Ukrainian:влаштував марафон, об'ївся, ...
- Hindi:धड़ाधड़ देखना, अत्यधिक सेवन किया हुआ, ...
Definition of binge - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Her shopping binge left her with no savings.
2.
- He went on a binge last weekend.
Verb
1.
- We binged the entire series over the weekend.
2.
- She tends to binge on snacks during movies.
3.
- They binged on cocktails at the party.
4.
- He binged on shopping after getting his bonus.
Expressions with binge
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engage in excessive eating or drinking
After exams, she went on a binge eating spree.
drink a lot of alcohol quickly
They often binge-drink on weekends with friends.
someone who watches multiple episodes in one sitting
She is a binge-watcher who finished the series in two days.
person who drinks large amounts quickly
Tom is known as a binge drinker at parties.
drinking a lot of alcohol quickly
Binge drinking is common at college parties.
consume food excessively in one sitting
He would binge eat during the holidays.
watching multiple episodes of a show in one sitting
We spent the weekend binge viewing our favorite TV series.
so interesting you want to watch or read continuously
The new TV series is absolutely binge-worthy.
period of excessive alcohol consumption
He went on a drinking binge last weekend.
indulge excessively in an activity
They decided to have a binge on pizza and movies.
occasion of excessive shopping without restraint
She went on a shopping binge after getting her bonus.
watch many TV episodes in one sitting
We decided to binge-watch the entire series this weekend.
person who eats large amounts quickly, often with a disorder
A binge eater may struggle to control their eating.
mental health condition involving uncontrollable eating
Binge eating disorder is a serious mental health issue that requires professional treatment.
Origin of binge
Old English, bing (heap) + -e (suffix)
Examples of binge in a sentence
A binge of junk food left him feeling sick. Her shopping binge left her with empty pockets. After a binge of video games, he needed a break. She binged on the new drama series last night. They binged all the episodes in one sitting. He would often binge on pizza after a long day.
After the party, they binged on leftover desserts. He binged on beer during the festival. After finals, they binged on wine to celebrate. They binged on luxury items during the sale. After winning the lottery, she binged on designer clothes.
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- French:frénésie, enchaîner, ...
- German:Rausch, bingen, ...
- Italian:abbuffata, abbuffarsi di, ...
- Spanish:compulsión, ver compulsivamente, ...
- Portuguese:compulsão, devorar, ...
- Chinese:放纵, 狂看, ...
- Japanese:衝動, 一気見する, ...
- Arabic:شَراهَة, تَابَعَ بِشَرَه, ...
- Hebrew:בּוּלְמוּס, לִצְפּוֹת בְּרֶצֶף, ...
- Russian:запой, смотреть запоем, ...
- Ukrainian:запій, переглядати, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक लिप्तता, लगातार देखना, ...
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