Meaning: Use something valuable when you don't want to
Example: We've had to EAT INTO our savings since I lost my job.
Notes:
- Inseparable
- International English
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We have 5 phrasal verbs with 'EAT'
- Eat away - Eat in - Eat into - Eat out - Eat up
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