chomps

英 [tʃɒmps]

美 [tʃɑːmps]

v.  大声地吃(或咬、咀嚼食物)
chomp的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• 根据这一饮食计划，早餐时我需要大吃一顿，尽管我早上从来不饿。 → see:On the diet I would chomp my way through breakfast, even though I'm never hungry in the morning...

双语例句

• A giant shark erupts from the ground and chomps down on the target and nearby friends.
  没错，一个巨大的鲨鱼从地上跃起，一通乱啃敌人和附近的人。
• Beneficial mutations here will almost surely stick, and the Cretaceous had its fair share of bizarre chomps as a result.
  在这里，朝着有利于生存的方向发生的变化几乎是确定无疑的，而且，在白垩纪存在许多具有奇特咀嚼方式的恐龙例子。
• In a large, sloping field overlooking the city of Piracicaba, a mechanical harvester chomps through a stand of three-metre-high sugar cane, fat and juicy from months of sunshine.
  从大片的斜坡地上俯瞰市区，在阳光普照的月份，收割机将三公尺高、肥美多汁的甘蔗辗倒在地。
• Sea lampreys leave a swath of destruction as the invasive species chomps through the Great Lakes. Attempts to manage them have relied in part on pheromones that attract the animals.
  作为外来入侵物种，七鳃鳗经过北美五大湖时总会留下一系列的破坏。而管理它们的一部分手段主要依赖于能够吸引动物的信息素。