chewing

动词咀嚼，咬( chew的现在分词 ); （因为紧张等）咬住，不停地啃，（为尝味道）不停地咀嚼

1. 咀嚼：10 个月之后一定要开始让孩子练习咀嚼(chewing)的动作,所以10个月之后食物就不需要用blender搅碎,水果、蔬菜(cook until softer)、肉类(cook until softer)就都可以切成小块给孩子就可以了.

2. 趙雲：張飛: jeffery | 趙雲: chewing | 馬謖: mask

3. 咀嚼用：咀嚼片剂||chewable tablet | 咀嚼用||chewing | 聚胺酯卡套||vespel ferrule

4. 口香糖：酒心糖 liqueur-filled candy | 口香糖 chewing | 泡泡糖 bubble gum

1. Chewing the sweet and sour candied haws, we went outdoors for the performance.

2. It is possible he has been chewing on a purple ink cartridge and then groomed that colouring into his fur.

3. In Singapore, chewing gum is still very much a controlled substance.

4. chewing的解释

4. Contraceptives misleadingly wrapped - as chewing gum, lollipops and other confections - are the latest fad with her son and his pals.

5. 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.

6. Most licenses were granted under a law allowing trade in humanitarian goods, even if that included products such as cigarettes and chewing gum.

7. One of the things I learned when I was training to become a health counselor is the importance of really chewing your whole grains.

8. As my eyes darted around in search of edibles, a figurine in the shape of two pandas chewing bamboo shoots jumped into my view.

9. Chinese teahouses are the traditional ancient cafes of the east, for getting together and chewing the fat and generally passing the time.

10. But adults who endure long periods of stress and respond by chewing on their nails can find the habit hard to break.

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