(fed, fed /fed/) [transitive] feed A (with B) | feed B into A to supply sth to sb/sth供给；供应◆The electricity line is fed with power through an underground cable.这条电线的电力是通过地下电缆传输的。feed A (with B) | feed B into/through A to put or push sth into or through a machine把…放进机器；将…塞进机器◆You have to feed the sheets into the printer one at a time.每次只能放一张纸到打印机里。 ●ˌfeed ˈback (into sth)to have an influence on the development of sth; to help to improve sth对（某事的发展）产生影响；有助于提高（某事）◆The goodwill feeds back into increased store sales.商誉有助于提高商店的销售量。●ˌfeed sth ˈback (into sth)to return sth, especially money, to an organization, etc. so that it can be used to help improve it（尤指钱等）返回◆Our profits are usually fed back into the company to keep it growing.我们的利润通常返回到公司以保持公司稳定增长。●ˌfeed sth ˈback (to sb)to give sb information, advice or opinions about sth such as how good a product or sb's work is, especially so that it can be improved反馈（信息或意见）◆The results of our research will be fed back to the teams.我们的研究结果将反馈到各小组。  ➡  feedback ●ˈfeed into sth ●ˌfeed ˈthrough into sth(about information, an opinion, etc.) to affect sth; to help to form or develop sth（信息、意见等）影响某事；有助于建立或发展某事◆The report's findings will feed into company policy.报告的调查结果将有助于公司制订政策。◆Increases in public spending will feed through into higher employment.增加公共开支将有助于提高就业率。●ˌfeed ˈthrough (to sb/sth)to reach sb/sth after going through a process or system最终得以提供给◆It will take time for the higher rates to feed through to investors.  ➡  feed into sth