munched

英 [mʌntʃt]

美 [mʌntʃt]

v.  大声咀嚼，用力咀嚼(脆的食物)
munch的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 用力嚼;出声地嚼
  If youmunchfood, you eat it by chewing it slowly, thoroughly, and rather noisily.
  1. Luke munched the chicken sandwiches...
     卢克津津有味地吃着鸡肉三明治。
  2. Across the table, his son Benjie munched appreciatively...
     桌子对面，他儿子本吉有滋有味地吃着。
  3. Sheep were munching their way through a yellow carpet of leaves.
     绵羊边吃边走，穿行在厚厚的一层黄色落叶中间。

双语例句

• 'When offered the three choices for England's opening game against Italy on Saturday, he showed no hesitation and munched the Cross of St George grub,' the Sun said.
  《太阳报》称，在预测周六英格兰对阵意大利的三种比赛结果时，它毫不犹豫地大嚼代表英格兰队将取胜的食物。
• The koala, which is destined to be sent to Japan as a gift, munched contentedly on eucalyptus leaves but her handler said she was too tired to pose with reporters after photo sessions with Putin and Obama.
  一只预定要送给日本作为礼物的考拉津津有味地嚼着桉树叶，不过它的饲养员说，这只考拉在与普京和奥巴马等领导人的拍照行程结束后，因为太疲劳而无法与记者拍照。
• Across the table, his son Benjie munched appreciatively
  桌子对面，他儿子本吉有滋有味地吃着。
• He munched at the cookies.
  他嘴巴咯吱咯吱作声吃饼乾。
• On this, like other nights, the glorious chestnut stallion contentedly munched on his fragrant alfalfa, stopping occasionally to listen to the sounds of a sleepy horse barn.
  在这一点上，像其他的夜晚，惬意的光荣板栗种马嚼他的香苜蓿，停止偶尔听一个沉睡的马谷仓的声音。
• It is nice to have the new holiday but we can't do much with it, says a man giving his family name as Dai as he munched on crisps.
  有新假日是不错，但我们不能拿来做什么，一个自称姓戴的男子边嚼着薯片边说。
• Luke munched the chicken sandwiches
  卢克津津有味地吃着鸡肉三明治。
• Resting awhile in the other half of Yangchen, we munched on a few carrots and drank some water at the local outdoor teahouse.
  我们在河道一处露天茶摊休息了片刻，喝了一点水，啃了几棍胡萝卜。
• She munched on an apple.
  她在大口啃苹果。
• So she munched the cookies and watched the clock, as the gutsy cookie thief diminished her stock.
  为了不当众发脾气，她尽量假装没有看见，使劲地嚼着曲奇饼，一边看着表，而那个可恶的曲奇饼小偷正在使她的存货不断减少。