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Eat one's heart out used to compare two things and say that one of them is better(비교가 안 되는군): Look at him dance! Eat your heart out, John Travolta.
Eat one's words accept publicly that you were wrong about something you said(자기가 한 말을 철회하다): I’m certain you will be eating your words in years to come.
Eat out of hand to do what someone else wants(남의 말대로 하다): He likes to eat out of his superior's hand.
Eat out of house and home to eat much food in someone's home(남의 재산을 먹어치우다; (남의 집에서) 대량으로 먹다): The employer ate his workers out of house and home.
Eat someone alive defeat or beat them comprehensively(~를 잡아먹을 듯이 굴다): The defence lawyers are going to eat you alive tomorrow.