overeat in Portuguese
overeat in Portuguese is empachar — overeat means to eat more food than your body needs.
overeat in Portuguese
empachar
(ambitransitive) To eat too much of.
What does "overeat" mean?
- verb To eat more food than your body needs.
- verb To eat more of a particular food than you need.
- verb To make someone unwell by giving them too much to eat.
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What is "overeat" in Portuguese?
"overeat" in Portuguese is empachar. overeat means: To eat more food than your body needs.
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