devour
devour 英 [dɪˈvaʊə(r)] 美 [dɪˈvaʊr]
v. 吞食;毁灭
进行时:devouring 过去式:devoured 过去分词:devoured 第三人称单数:devours 名词复数:devours
- When you've gone all day without eating anything, you'll probably devour your dinner, especially if it's your very favorite homemade lasagna. Devour means to eat greedily and hungrily.
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- v. 吞食;毁灭
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1. By courtesy of the mourner, he endeavours to devour the nourishing odour.
承蒙哀悼者同意,他努力吞食滋养的气味.
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2. When plants and animals die, microbes break them down; slime molds then devour many of the bacteria, releasing their nutrients for other organisms to grow on.
动植物死亡后,被微生物分解;黏菌随后会吞食掉许多细菌,释放出他们的营养物质供其他有机体生长。
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3. Black holes are known to devour matter, but did they arise before or after, the galaxies in which they exist?
都知道黑洞能吞没一切物质,但存在于星系中的黑洞是先于星系形成还是在那之后?
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