bite — to use teeth to cut into something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to use teeth to cut into something
Pronunciation (IPA): /baɪt/
Korean meaning: 물다, 깨물다
Korean pronunciation: **바**이트
Example Sentences
- My cat tried to bite the vacuum cleaner because it was obviously a monster.
- The mosquito bite on my arm looks like I got a tiny vampire attack.
- She couldn't resist taking another bite of the delicious chocolate cake.
bite
VERB//baɪt//
to use teeth to cut into something
A child takes a big bite into their sandwich at the picnic
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Take a bite by firelight as day turns into night!
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Origin
고대 영어 'bītan'에서 유래되었으며, 게르만어족의 공통 어근에서 나왔습니다. 독일어 'beißen', 네덜란드어 'bijten'과 같은 어원을 공유합니다.
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“My cat tried to bite the vacuum cleaner because it was obviously a monster.”
“The mosquito bite on my arm looks like I got a tiny vampire attack.”
“She couldn't resist taking another bite of the delicious chocolate cake.”
“The fish didn't bite today, so we came home empty-handed.”
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