| 词汇 | bite into |
| 释义 | Phr V bite into bites, biting, bit, bitten bite into sth to press so hard against someone's skin that it hurts themThe rope was wrapped around her hand and bit into her flesh.The cold began to bite into my bones. to remove part of somethingHer job was demanding and began to bite into her free time. bite into (something or someone)1. Literally, to clench between one's teeth, as of food. I can't wait to bite into my hamburger—I'm so hungry! Unfortunately, I didn't realize the casserole was still cold until I bit into it. 2. To cause one physical pain, as of the wind. When I couldn't stand the icy wind biting into me anymore, I ran for the ski lodge. bite into something1. Lit. to press one's teeth into something. As he bit into the apple, the juices ran down his chin. Lily bit into the sandwich and smiled. 2. Fig. [for the wind or something similar] to blow sharply against someone, causing a stinging pain. The cold wind bit into poor Wally, who only has a light jacket. The frigid air bit into my exposed skin. |
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