Gnawの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Gnaw is chew but like an animal, it’s not pretty.

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A: Gnaw means "chew"

A: same as chew, bite, but used more for animals

A: 1)The kid was gnawing at his lollipop.
2)The dog gnawed at a large piece of bone.

A: The rats gnaw on the rotten cheese.

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A: "gnaw" means to work at something tough with your teeth for a long time, or with difficulty, like a dog with a big bone.

"bite" means to use the front teeth to dig into something and/or to tear a piece off. For example, you "bite" or "take a bite" of a sandwich.

"chew" means to work at something (like a mouth full of food) with the teeth, trying to break it down. If something is very "chewy" it is tough and hard to break down. (Like some octopus pieces, for example). If it's VERY chewy, you might only be able to "gnaw" at it.

A: Gnawing is biting or chewing a hard object repeatedly, like a dog with a bone or a teething baby with a teething ring

A: None really. Gnawing would be biting at/biting roughly maybe (“she was so nervous she began gnawing at her fingernails”) and chewing is when you’re eating.

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A: The g is silent in this word, so we pronounce it like this:
naw

A: The g is silent.

A: Gnaw. For example (例えば), the dog gnaws on the bone.