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21feed into something — ˈfeed into sth derived to have an influence on the development of sth • The report s findings will feed into company policy. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
22feed through (to somebody) — ˌfeed ˈthrough (to sb/sth) derived to reach sb/sth after going through a process or system • It will take time for the higher rates to feed through to investors. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
23feed through (to something) — ˌfeed ˈthrough (to sb/sth) derived to reach sb/sth after going through a process or system • It will take time for the higher rates to feed through to investors. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
24feed back into something — ˌfeed ˈback (into/to sth) derived to have an influence on the development of sth by reacting to it in some way • What the audience tells me feeds back into my work. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
25feed back to something — ˌfeed ˈback (into/to sth) derived to have an influence on the development of sth by reacting to it in some way • What the audience tells me feeds back into my work. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
26feed somebody up — ˌfeed sbˈup derived (BrE) to give a lot of food to sb to make them fatter or stronger Main entry: ↑feedderived …
27feed something back to somebody — ˌfeed (sth)ˈback (to sb) derived to give information or opinions about sth, especially so that it can be improved • Test results will be fed back to the schools. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
28feed something back — ˌfeed (sth)ˈback (to sb) derived to give information or opinions about sth, especially so that it can be improved • Test results will be fed back to the schools. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
29feed back to somebody — ˌfeed (sth)ˈback (to sb) derived to give information or opinions about sth, especially so that it can be improved • Test results will be fed back to the schools. Main entry: ↑feedderived …
30Feed-in tariff — Part of a series on Green economics Concepts …