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

• Still munching your toast, you walk briskly toward the bus stop.
  嘴里一边嚼着面包，一边快步走向汽车站。
• 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。
• Either way, Junior sits perched atop their wrists, right between them, unaffected by their merriment or strife, munching on his bunch of grapes.
  反正，小家伙趴坐在他们的手腕上，就在他们之间，对他们的愉悦或争斗无动于衷，大口嚼着他的那串葡萄。
• Bundled in a rainbow of blankets, a wide-eyes toddler sits on her mother's lap, munching a cookie
  一个眼睛瞪得圆圆的小孩身上裹着五颜六色的毛毯，坐在母亲的膝上，大口地嚼着小甜饼
• If he were alive today, a smart and happy Hippocrates might be spotted buying skinless turkey at the supermarket or munching broccoli from the salad bar.
  如果希波克拉底还活着，我们可能就会看到他在超市中购买去皮的火鸡，或者在沙拉台上贪婪地咀嚼花椰菜。
• 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。
• 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。
• He was munching an apple.
  他在津津有味地啃着苹果。
• But if you keep munching even after you're full, you are using your body as a storage unit.
  但假如你继续吃（即使你已吃饱了），你将你的身体当作一个存储箱。
• 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。