bite
🇺🇸
/baɪt/
🇬🇧
/baɪt/
verb
B1
to use teeth to cut into something
The dog will bite if you get too close.
如果你靠得太近，狗会咬人。
B1
to make a small hole in skin with teeth
Mosquitoes often bite people at night.
蚊子经常在晚上叮咬人。
R
when a fish takes food from a hook
Fish bite best in the early morning.
鱼在清晨最容易上钩。
R
to start having a bad effect
High prices are starting to bite into our savings.
高昂的价格开始侵蚀我们的储蓄。
noun
B1
the act of biting
The puppy gave my hand a gentle bite.
小狗轻轻地咬了一下我的手。
R
how the upper and lower teeth meet
The dentist checked my bite to see if it was correct.
牙医检查了我的咬合是否正常。
B1
a small piece of food
I took a bite of the apple and it was sweet.
我咬了一口苹果，很甜。
R
a small amount of food or a quick meal
Let's grab a bite to eat before the movie.
看电影前我们先吃点东西吧。
B1
a wound from an animal or insect
The mosquito bite on my arm is very itchy.
我手臂上的蚊子包很痒。
R
a strong, pleasant taste
The chili gives the sauce a nice bite.
辣椒给酱汁增添了很好的辣味。
R
a sharp cold feeling
There's a cold bite in the winter air.
冬天的空气中带着刺骨的寒意。
R
a quality that makes something strong or effective
The speech had real bite and moved the audience.
演讲很有力度，打动了观众。
translation
咬, 咬伤, 咬钩, 开始产生不良影响
咬的动作, 咬合方式, 一小口食物, 少量食物, 咬伤, 浓郁风味, 刺骨的寒冷, 效力, 咬钩
词形变化
Past
bit
Perfect
bitten
3rd Present
bites
Progressive
biting
Plural
bites