gorging 的 3 个定义
- a narrow cleft with steep, rocky walls, especially one through which a stream runs.
- a small canyon.
- a gluttonous meal.
- (9)
gorged, gorg·ing.
- to stuff with food: He gorged himself. They were gorged.
- to swallow, especially greedily.
- to choke up.
gorged, gorg·ing.
- to eat greedily.
gorging 近义词
eat voraciously
更多gorging例句
- Decades ago there were 30 different rafting companies running trips inside in the gorge and nearby Gauley River.
- Gorging on House of Cards all at once is solitary and over all too soon.
- You have taken to gnawing on dried pasta, the only thing left in your larder after days of gorging.
- Reduce the chance of gorging on high-calorie snacks because you skipped a meal.
- Rather, eating fried chicken showed them getting above their station--gorging on luxury foods.
- There is a distinct difference between gorging and slowly savoring a meal.
- But near shore there was just one trout who never stopped gorging all day.
- Meanwhile the Cockalorum is gorging himself with information.
- We saw several dead ones, crushed out almost flat, and some skuas were busily engaged gorging themselves on the carcases.
- Suddenly a lioness stole out of the bushes, her mouth bloody with the recent gorging of oxen, and slunk down to the pool to drink.
- There they stood gorging when we started along the ice-belt of the stream towards the south-west.