| 词汇 | bite |
| 释义 | bite verb uk /baɪt/ us /baɪt/bit | bitten biteverb (USE TEETH)B1[ I or T ] to use your teeth to cut into something or someone: （用牙）咬 He bit into the apple.他咬了一口苹果。 He bites his fingernails.他咬指甲。 to chew food chewMake sure you chew your food thoroughly. biteShe bit into the apple. nibbleShe nibbled on peanuts while waiting for her dinner to cook. munchHe munched popcorn throughout the whole film. crunchShe was crunching on an apple. chompHe was chomping a chocolate bar. [ I ] When a fish bites, it swallows the food on the hook (= curved piece of wire) at the end of a fishing line: （鱼）上钩，吞饵 The fish aren't biting today.今天鱼不上钩。 I mustn't bite my nails.我一定不咬指甲了。 You can stroke the dog if you like, it won't bite. He bit me so hard that it drew blood.他把我咬得都出血了。 We were bitten by mosquitoes almost every night.几乎每天晚上我们都挨蚊子叮。 When he bit into his apple, his tooth came out. Biting, chewing & swallowing bit biter champ chew chew on something chomp crunch on something dunk lick masticate mastication masticatory munch nibble rumination suck unbitten unchewable unchewed You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hunting & fishing biteverb (SNAKE/INSECT)If an insect or snake bites you, it injures you by making a small hole in your skin: 咬（伤）;叮咬;蛰伤 An insect bit me on the arm.一只小虫子叮了我的胳膊。 Biting, chewing & swallowing bit biter champ chew chew on something chomp crunch on something dunk lick masticate mastication masticatory munch nibble rumination suck unbitten unchewable unchewed biteverb (AFFECT BADLY)[ I ] to have a bad or unpleasant effect: 产生不良影响，起不良作用 Higher mortgage rates are beginning to bite.较高的贷款利率现在开始出现不良后果了。 Damaging and spoiling adulterant adulterate adulterated adulteration applecart butcher dry rot eat eat away at something erode flaw foul queer rain on someone's paradeidiom rampage ravage ravages seismic sour wreck biteverb (SHOW INTEREST)[ I ] to show interest in buying something: 有兴趣买… The new service is now available but clients don't seem to be biting.现在有了这种新服务，但客户好像不怎么感兴趣。 Buying acquirable acquire acquisition acquisitiveness bidding bidding war extravagance make a down payment on something misorder money-off order form order something in purchasing power repurchase retail therapy ROBO ROPO send slate splurge Idiomsbite someone's head off bite your lip bite your tongue bite me! bite off more than you can chew bite the bullet bite the dust bite the hand that feeds you come back to bite someone someone/something won't bite Phrasal verbsbite back (at someone/something) bite something back bite into something bite noun uk /baɪt/ us /baɪt/ bitenoun (USING TEETH)B2[ C ] the act of biting something: 咬;叮;蛰 He took a bite (= bit a piece)out of the apple.他咬了一口苹果。 Biting, chewing & swallowing bit biter champ chew chew on something chomp crunch on something dunk lick masticate mastication masticatory munch nibble rumination suck unbitten unchewable unchewed bitenoun (INJURY)B2[ C ] a sore place or injury where a person, an animal, or an insect has bitten you咬伤；叮痕 Injuring and injuries at-risk battered child syndrome battered woman syndrome be in the warsidiom blunt trauma eviscerate flesh wound fourth degree gash granulate harm incapacitate insult pi pull reinjure reinjury scarred strain wounded bitenoun (FISH)[ S ] the act of a fish biting the hook (= curved piece of wire) on the end of a fishing line so that it is caught（鱼）吞饵 Hunting & fishing angler angling anti-hunt anti-hunter anti-hunting barb fishing line fishing rod fly fishing fox hunt fox hunting overfishing piscatory poach poaching predation quarry ravening whaler yoicks bitenoun (FOOD)[ C ]informal a small amount of food or a small meal: Let's have a bite to eat before we go. They sell light bites such as hot dogs and nachos. Eating al desko binge binge eating break breadidiom breakfast cram devour feast feast on something feeder feeding finish inhale mainline picnic pig pig out postprandial postprandially shovel bitenoun (STRONG TASTE)[ U ] If food has bite, it has a sharp or strong taste: 强烈的味道，辛辣的味道 I like mustard with bite.我喜好味道稍冲的芥末。 Flavours & tastes acidic acidulous acridly aftertaste ageusia flavoursome fruitily fruitiness full-bodied gamy pungent savory savoury seasoned semi-sweet sharpness vinous watery winey woodsy bitenoun (STRONG EFFECT)[ U ] a powerful effect: 强烈的影响 This satire has (real) bite.这篇讽刺作品很有感染力。 Outcomes and consequences adverse effect adversely affected aftereffect aftermath age end result exercise in something fallout first fruit implication in ironic irony ramification repercussion resultant resultantly resulting sequel éclat Idiomanother/a second bite at/of the cherry bite | American Dictionarybite verb us/bɑɪt/past tense and past participlebitus/bɪt/ | past participlebittenus/ˈbɪt·ən/ biteverb (USE TEETH)[ I/T ] to use your teeth to cut into something: [ I/T ]He bit (into) the apple. [ I/T ]You have to teach your children not to bite (other kids). [ I/T ] If an insect bites, it breaks the surface of the skin of a person and leaves a sore place: [ I ]We can’t eat outside tonight – the mosquitoes are biting. [ I/T ] A fish bites when it takes a fishing hook into its mouth: [ I ]We were on the lake all day, but the fish just weren’t biting. biteverb (HAVE AN EFFECT)[ I ] to have an effect that is often unpleasant or severe: When the recession began to bite, people spent less on eating out in restaurants. Idiomsbite someone’s head off bite off more than you can chew bite the bullet bite the dust bite your tongue bite noun us/bɑɪt/ bitenoun (USE OF TEETH)[ C ] the act of using your teeth to cut and tear something, or the piece torn away: He took a few bites of the chicken and drank some water. [ C ] A bite is also a sore place on the surface of your skin made by an insect: mosquito bites [ C ] In fishing, a bite is a fish taking a hook in its mouth. Idioma bite (to eat) bite | Business Englishbite verb[ I ] uk /baɪt/us start/begin to bite to start to have a bad effect on something: When the credit crunch started to bite, many smaller firms were forced out of business. Sales will slow as interest rates begin to bite. Phrasal verbbite into sth bite noun uk /baɪt/us the bite of sth the harmful effect of something: Homeowners need to be protected from the bite of tax increases. take a bite out of sth to reduce the number or amount of something: The budget deficit has taken a big bite out of federal funds. [ C ] IT another spelling ofbyte |
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