Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Starve"

A: Starving means that you are almost dying of hunger, but it’s used more lightly and commonly for saying that you’re very hungry.
In a serious situation it’s used when something is dying of hunger and hasn’t eaten in awhile.
“Gosh I’m starving! Let’s eat!”
Or
“She’s starving herself, if she continues to not eat then she’ll lose a lot of weight”

We don’t use the word ramble almost at all. Occasionally you could use it to describe someone talking for a very long time or is ranting.
“She rambled on about her problems”

A: "Stamps" refers to "food stamps" which the government gives to poor families to help them buy food and other items that they need. So 1. means "We don't have any food when we don't have any food stamps."
"Tobaccy" is a way to say "Chewing tobacco" (commonly called "dip") in a dialect. So 2. means "The government does not give food stamps that allow us to buy Chewing Tobacco."

A: Significa que alguien carece de los alimentos y nutrientes adecuados y mueren.

A: When you are really hungry!

A: Starving means that you have gone without food for a long time but we usually use it to say that we are hungry.

"I'm starving."
"I'm really hungry."

A: Starved for: to be in urgent need or want of something, sometimes because it has been provided or available for awhile

He was starved for cash after buying that car.

The desert towns have been starved for water during this drought.

A: “I’m starving, let’s go get something to eat.” “Make sure to eat lunch, you don’t want to starve at school” could be common expressions, it depends.

A: Examples:
"The king will starve his kingdom by not giving them food."
"The hyena will starve without a meal."
"If I don't eat, I'll starve."

A: starve means
bhukha marna

A: You should eat you do not want to starve

A: Not weird.
It’s just exaggerated.
Overstating, dramatizing.

Saying “Im starving” is a little dramatic.
But it’s used in everyday life. Choose whichever one you want to use.

A: Starving implies a person has not eaten in several days and they are on the verge of death. Hungry simply means a person wants food. However, people who get really hungry will use "starving" to over exaggerate.
Example: I haven't eaten since breakfast, I am very hungry.

I haven't eaten in two days, I am starving.

A: Starving is a more extreme version of hungry. You'd become starving after not eating or staying hungry for a long period of time.

A: Pretty much "famished" is more hungry than "starving", and "ravenous" is even more hungry.

I don't use "famished" or "ravenous" myself, but they're not completely unheard-of.

A: Starving is when you are actually dying from not eating. Hungry is just wanting to eat. Starving people might die soon if they don't eat, but hungry people won't. However, a lot of people casually say "I'm starving!" when they're actually just hungry, as an exaggeration.

A: Do you want to hear the pronunciation?

A: st-ar-v-ing

A: You're very hungry

A: I'm a little confused. Would you like to know what starving means?
If that's the case, "starving" simply means you are "very hungry."

A: × I starve myself of sugar to save my pancreas since it was two -third removed from my body by surgery.
✓ I starve myself of sugar to save my pancreas, since two-thirds of it was removed from my body by surgery.

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A: Pronunciation is fine, but the grammar is off.

I'm starving, but I don't know what to eat

A: I agree, the grammar and pronunciation are perfect :)

A: " Some of them starved to death "