gnawed

英 [nɔːd]

美 [nɔːd]

v.  咬; 啃; 啮
gnaw的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 咬；啃；啮
  If people or animalsgnawsomething orgnaw atit, they bite it repeatedly.
  1. Woodlice attack living plants and gnaw at the stems...
     木虱会侵害活体植物并啃咬它们的茎。
  2. Melanie gnawed a long, painted fingernail.
     梅拉妮咬着涂过指甲油的长指甲。
• VERB 折磨；使不安
  If a feeling or thoughtgnaws atyou, it causes you to keep worrying.
  1. Doubts were already gnawing away at the back of his mind...
     心底的疑团已经开始困扰他。
  2. Mary Ann's exhilaration gave way to gnawing fear.
     玛丽·安从欣喜若狂变得忧惧不安。

双语例句

• The dog gnawed away on the bone. Harris went on with a small spurt of energy.
  狗一股劲地啃骨头。哈里斯又来了一股劲，继续谈下去。
• A rat has gnawed a hole in the box.
  老鼠把箱子嗑破了。
• Trees are felled at the water's edge and then gnawed into logs.
  在水边，将树木砍倒，然后，啃成木料。
• He took out a handful of nuts from his pocket, gnawed at them and began to eat.
  于是他装出若无其事的样子，从口袋里掏出一把坚果，咬于壳，吃起果仁来。
• Anxiety gnawed at his mind.
  不安折磨他的心。
• Plastic dishes will be gnawed to pieces by the cockatoos in a short time and must then be changed.
  而这些塑料餐具将在很短的时间内被凤头鹦鹉啃得粉碎，之后你又必须进行更换。
• Rats had gnawed their way into a sack of com.
  老鼠咬破了一袋玉米，钻了进去。
• The mouse quickly gnawed his way through the ropes until the lion was free.
  老鼠很快在绳子中间咬开一条路，直到狮子脱险。
• The tiger in the cage gnawed listlessly at a bone.
  笼子里的老虎在没精打采地啃一根骨头。
• He was gnawed by hunger.
  他受饥饿的折磨。