1. 香口胶：chewing gum 口香糖 | chewing gum 香口胶 | chewing sweet 口香糖
2. 口香糖/香口胶：钻石戒指diamond rings | 口香糖/香口胶chewing gum | 大桶/酒桶vat
3. 橡皮糖,口香糖：6.pear 梨 | 7.chewing-gum 橡皮糖,口香糖 | 8.grape 葡萄
1. 口香糖
Chewing gum is a kind of sweet that you can chew for a long time. You do not swallow it.
e.g. ...a stick of chewing gum.
一根口香糖
1. In Singapore, chewing gum is still very much a controlled substance.
2. Contraceptives misleadingly wrapped - as chewing gum, lollipops and other confections - are the latest fad with her son and his pals.
3. Schools began to give xylitol gum free to children after meals, and sales of chewing gum almost doubled during five years as xylitol's popularity grew.
4. Most licenses were granted under a law allowing trade in humanitarian goods, even if that included products such as cigarettes and chewing gum.
5. Wrigley's entered China in a big way in 1989, when it built its first wholly owned chewing gum factory in Guangzhou.
6. Fear of American cultural hegemony has been a constant of French policy since the first sticks of chewing gum arrived during World War II.
7. But I have yet to see anyone getting a ticket for throwing candy wrappers or chewing gum onto the pavement.
8. chewing gum
8. In spite of the many good sides of chewing gum, doctors say it's important to do it properly.
9. A chemistry student has been found dead in northern Ukraine after an incident involving exploding chewing gum.
10. It is also going to be hard to find chewing gum here, so you might want to switch to sweets or munchies.
noun
1. a preparation (usually made of sweetened chicle) for chewing
Synonym: gum