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take a bite out of
take a bite out of
take a bite out of
something
to reduce something
Work is taking a bite out of his free time.
Usage notes: often used about money:
Rising energy costs would take a bite out of people's wallets.
See also:
bite
,
of
,
out
,
take
Common Names:
Name
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Usage
Hrodulf
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Ancient Germanic
RÉGine
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French
Ally
['æli]
Marijona
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Lithuanian
FelÍCia
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Hungarian, Portuguese
Desiderio
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Italian, Spanish
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