It means 'do not eat any' in English.
The phrase 'ne mange pas de' in English simply translates to 'do not have any of' or 'do not consume any of'. Like if you say 'ne mange pas de fruits', it means 'do not eat any fruits'.
The phrase 'de ne pas manger trop de glace' in English is 'not to eat too much ice cream'. It implies that one should limit the amount of ice cream they have to avoid overindulgence.
Well, 'je ne mange pas' is a French phrase and when translated to English, it simply means 'I don't eat'. It's a common way to express that you are not having a meal or consuming food at the moment.
It means 'Don't eat your pepper in my mouth.'
It means 'not to eat' in English.
'Pas manger' in English means 'not eat'.
'Pas manger' is a French phrase. In English, it simply translates to 'not eat'. It indicates the absence of the action of eating.
I don't know. It's possible that it's a phrase with a specialized or local meaning that requires more context to understand and translate accurately into English.
This seems to be a strange combination. Usually, if it was supposed to mean 'A dog doesn't eat a dog' in French, it would be 'Un chien ne mange pas un chien'. So this 'chien mange pas chien' is probably not a correct or standard expression.
It doesn't make much sense. Maybe it's a wrong or incomplete phrase. 'Chien' means 'dog' in French. But this combination doesn't have a clear meaning.
The phrase 'ne mange plus' in English is equivalent to 'no longer eating' or 'cease to eat'. It's a common expression to describe the cessation of the act of eating.