及物/不及物动词狼吞虎咽地吃
不及物动词（火鸡）咯咯地叫; 贪食
名词（火鸡的）咯咯叫声
及物动词
1. The children gobbled up their food and rushed out to play.
孩子们狼吞虎咽地吃完饭就冲出去玩了。
2. We gobbled up the enemy.
我们把敌人全歼灭了。
不及物动词
1. Having never seen a turkey before, the child was frightened when it gobbled.
因从未见过火鸡，当它咯咯地叫时这小阿被吓坏了。
2. He doesn't eat, he gobbles.
他不是在吃，他是在吞。
名词
1. I was awakened by the gobbles in the farmyard.
我被农家庭院里火鸡的叫声吵醒了。
1. 狼吞虎咽：dabble 戏水,弄水 | gobble 狼吞虎咽 | nibble 小口吞咽,细咬
2. 快击球入穴：Go 剩余穴数 | Gobble 快击球入穴 | Golf bag 高尔夫球袋
3. 火鸡叫声、咯咯叫、狼吞虎咽：羊角(装饰物) Cornucopia | 火鸡叫声、咯咯叫、狼吞虎咽 Gobble | 炉子、烤箱 Oven
1. 贪婪地吃；狼吞虎咽
If you gobble food, you eat it quickly and greedily.
e.g. Pete gobbled all the beef stew.
皮特狼吞虎咽，把炖牛肉吃了个精光。
相关词组：gobble down gobble up
1. The actress admits she could gobble down a huge slice of cake every night, but has to limit her chocolate habit.
2. Growing numbers of rats and other rodents gobble up grass, forcing out sheep.
3. gobble的解释
3. Writing this week's column gave me great pleasure and I had no lack of volunteers to gobble up the finished products as well.
4. Pepper is its favorite food - the fowl can gobble up a red pepper in half a minute.
5. gobble的翻译
5. Some tourist sites usually gobble up passenger volume beyond their rational capabilities on holidays.
6. China continued to greedily gobble up gold at the Asian Games on Wednesday, dominating across the spectrum of sports.
7. He compared this to the " window of opportunity " of a " kid in a candy store " eager to gobble up everything in sight.
8. gobble是什么意思
8. Xu said big fish will likely gobble up the small fry during the coming months.
9. gobble在线翻译
9. It is a rule that big nations try to gobble up small nations which have more resources.
10. gobble的翻译
10. Since new media content will gobble up bandwidth, cable operators who build and operate the " thick pipes " are in a better bargaining position.
noun
1. the characteristic sound made by a turkey cock
verb
1. make a gurgling sound, characteristic of turkeys
2. eat hastily without proper chewing
e.g. Don't bolt your food!
Synonym: bolt