英语释义

1. to seize especially with teeth or jaws so as to enter, grip, or wound
was bitten by a dog

2. to wound, pierce, or sting especially with a fang or a proboscis
getting bitten by mosquitoes a snake bit his leg

3. to cut or pierce with or as if with an edged weapon
bit by his sword

4. to cause sharp pain or stinging discomfort to
the sleet biting our faces

5. to take hold of
help the pliers bite the part

6. to take in cheat

7. to bite or have the habit of biting something
This cat bites.

8. to cut, pierce, or take hold
bites down on the part The anchor bites into the ocean floor.

9. to cause irritation or smarting
Her criticisms really bite.

10. corrode

11. to take a bait
The fish aren't biting today.

12. to respond so as to be caught (as by a trick)

13. to accept a suggestion or an offer
offered them a deal but they wouldn't bite

14. to take or maintain a firm hold
The anchor didn't bite well.

15. to produce a negative effect
the recession began to bite

16. to be objectionable or extremely bad in quality stink, suck
This song bites.

17. to imitate or copy (someone or something) especially without permission
There are lots of rappers biting his style—but there's only one James Brown!
— Spin

18. to undertake more than one can handle

19. to hold back (as from a reluctance to offend) a remark one would like to make

20. to enter with resignation upon a difficult or distressing course of action

21. to fall dead especially in battle

22. to suffer humiliation or defeat

23. to come to an end

24. to injure a benefactor maliciously

25. the act of biting
took a bite of the sandwich felt a bite at the end of the fishing line

26. the manner of biting especially, dentistry occlusion sense 1b
wore braces to correct her bite

27. food: such as

28. the amount of food taken at a bite morsel
couldn't eat another bite

29. a small amount of food snack
have a bite to eat

30. cheat, trick

31. sharper

32. a wound made by biting
The bite became infected.

33. the hold or grip by which friction (see friction sense 1b) is created or purchase (see purchase entry 2 sense 3a(1)) is obtained

34. a surface that creates friction or is brought into contact with another for the purpose of obtaining a hold

35. a keen incisive quality
a writing style that lacks bite a satirical bite

36. a sharp penetrating effect
The soup has a peppery bite. the bite of the wind on our cheeks

37. a single exposure of an etcher's plate to the corrosive action of acid

38. an amount (as of money) taken usually in one operation for one purpose share
a 15 percent bite for his manager

39. sound bite
a 10-second news bite

40. an expression of interest in something being offered
In seven previous days, the seller didn't get a single bite [=no one expressed interest in buying what was offered].
— Jerry Garrett et al.

41. to press down on or cut into (someone or something) with the teeth

42. to wound (someone) by pushing a stinger, fang, etc., into the skin

43. to grab and hold something without slipping

44. an act of biting

45. the way the upper and lower teeth come together

46. the amount of food eaten with a bite

47. to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth
bite an apple

48. to wound or sting usually with a stinger or fang A mosquito bit me.

49. to take a bait
The fish are biting.

50. an act of seizing or cutting into with the teeth
three quick bites

51. a wound made by biting sting
a mosquito bite

52. the amount of food taken at a bite
I just had a bite of dessert.

53. a sharp or biting sensation
The pepper has a bite.

54. to seize especially with teeth or jaws so as to enter, grip, or wound

55. to wound, pierce, or sting especially with a fang or a proboscis

56. to bite or have the habit of biting something

57. the act or manner of biting especially occlusion sense 2a

58. a wound made by biting

英汉例句

• watching one financial megalith after another bite the dust and one politician after another scream, 「the depression is coming, the depression is coming」, terrified the private sector.

  在一次经济受挫之后，又一块经济巨石站了起来，一位政客大呼，「大萧条来了，大萧条来了」，使民营企业极度恐慌。

• and be not slow in turning your back on it, unless you want to bite the dust in bitter defeat.

  不要在它面前慢慢地转身，除非你愿意一败涂地。

• i hope it doesn「t bite the dust before payday.

  我希望它别在发薪前完蛋。

• rowling isn」t naming names, but she has said at least two characters will bite the dust .

  罗林没有指名道姓，但她指出至少有两个角色会大败。

• today, i finally started doing cardio and getting in shape. what motivated me to do it? watching a zombie movie. the slow ones bite the dust first.

  今天姐终于开端健身了。你猜是什么促使我这样做的？我看了一部僵尸电影，里面说，跑的最慢的总是…

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