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comerse

comerse
to eat up
From Lesson 358:Completeness with consumption verbs (comerse, beberse)·Spanish (Spain)

Usages of comerse

Para mí, es imposible comerse todas las palomitas.
For me, it is impossible to eat up all the popcorn.
La chica se ha comido las palomitas rápidamente.
The girl has eaten up the popcorn quickly.
Hoy el abuelo se ha comido el bombón más dulce.
Today the grandfather has eaten up the sweetest chocolate bonbon.
Es desconcertante, pero resulta que el perro se ha comido la cena.
It is baffling, but it turns out that the dog has eaten the dinner.

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