munching

英 [ˈmʌntʃɪŋ]

美 [ˈmʌntʃɪŋ]

v.  大声咀嚼，用力咀嚼(脆的食物)
munch的现在分词

复数：munchings　现在分词：munching　

COCA.41911

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

• Summers has managed to eat about half of his salad and is now munching on one of the blueberry macadamia nut cookies an assistant brought in midway through our meal.
  萨默斯的色拉吃了一半，现在他在大嚼助手在我们用餐间隙拿来的一块蓝莓坚果曲奇。
• A generation ago, the idea of American office workers munching cheerfully on uncooked tuna would have been almost laughable.
  大约二三十年前，若有人说美国上班族会高高兴兴地嚼着生金枪鱼肉，简直就像是一个笑话。
• Fancy munching on the hand of a plague victim?
  幻想大嚼染瘟疫病人的手吗？
• He sat in a chair munching his toast.
  他坐在椅子上，嚼着烤面包片。
• Beard wear in mouth, as with cotton-wool munching away.
  胡子戴在嘴中，就像在不停地吃棉絮一样。
• B.Sorry, I was munching away on these crisps.
  对不起，我在嚼饼干呢。
• Joe, a six-year-old Bactrian camel visits the Anderson-Dixon family's home every morning, and enjoys munching his way through carrots and bananas on the breakfast table.
  乔是一只六岁的巴克特里亚骆驼。他每天早上都会拜访安德森-迪克逊一家，津津有味的吃完这家人放在早餐桌上的胡萝卜和香蕉。
• As far as first dates go, stick to plans that allow you to get to know one another rather than sitting in the dark munching on popcorn.
  至于第一次约会，还是选择能让你们了解双方的活动，而不是坐在黑暗中嚼爆米花比较好。
• Tilt up from pie to find red munching away as he helps Andy sort books on the shelves.
  镜头从馅饼照到大嚼着的瑞德，他在帮安迪摆放架子上的书。
• By the time everyone had returned to the bus and it started off, Li was munching away on rice cakes and the widow and Ah Fu were smoking cigarettes.
  到大家回车，汽车上路，李先生在咀嚼米糕，寡妇和阿福在吸香烟。