不及物动词
1. The rabbit munched on the fresh carrots.
兔子咯吱咯吱地嚼着新鲜胡萝卜。
1. 用力嚼;大声咀嚼：11.liquor 烈酒(如威士忌) | 12.munch 用力嚼;大声咀嚼 | 13.palatable 美味的;顺耳的;怡人的
2. 大声咀嚼：mumpish 愠怒的 | munch 大声咀嚼 | Munchausen 说大话的人
3. 咬,啃：bush 树丛 | munch 咬,啃 | crunch 咬,啃
1. 用力嚼;出声地嚼
If you munch food, you eat it by chewing it slowly, thoroughly, and rather noisily.
e.g. Luke munched the chicken sandwiches...
卢克津津有味地吃着鸡肉三明治。
e.g. Across the table, his son Benjie munched appreciatively...
桌子对面，他儿子本吉有滋有味地吃着。
1. Customers who find the crowd too big can have their tarts boxed and then munch them in a park opposite the cafe.
2. munch在线翻译
2. " They were in no way close to the carriage procession, " Munch said.
3. " You cannot compare that to the IOC meetings, " Munch said.
4. Monday night is Movie Night, when couch potatoes can munch free desserts with meal orders from 8 pm.
5. " The Scream " is probably the best known work in Munch's emotionally charged style, which was a major influence in the birth of the Expressionist movement.
6. We may be able to munch a hamburger on the run, but it is impossible to appreciate takeaway wine.
7. But as soon as the train started moving, passengers started to pull out snacks and instant noodles to munch on.
8. Buy some peaches, strawberries or persimmons from a village vendor and munch happily away.
9. munch
9. Next time you munch a piece of chocolate, skip the guilt and enjoy it - it's good for you.
10. The theft of " The Scream " was the second time in a decade that a version of Munch's iconic painting was stolen.
noun
1. a large bite
e.g. he tried to talk between munches on the sandwich
verb