wolfed

英 [wʊlft]

美 [wʊlft]

v.  大口地快吃; 狼吞虎咽
wolf的过去式

双语例句

• He wolfed down three large bowls of noodles.
  这么大碗面条，他足足吃了三下。
• Drawing tenuous connections between Sophocles'dialogue and his own, Moses Goldworm wolfed down his vegetable cutlet and raged like Carrie Nation against the New York theatre critics.
  摩西•戈德沃姆一边把索福克勒斯的对白跟他自己的勉强扯上关系，一边狼吞虎咽地吃蔬菜肉饼。
• The boys wolfed the sandwiches and then started on the cakes.
  这些男孩饿狼似地吃完了三明治，接着又吃起蛋糕来。
• Martin: I wolfed down ( 1) some pancakes and sausages ( 2) for breakfast, but I'm still pretty hungry.
  马丁：早餐时我吃了很多薄煎饼和香肠，可我还是觉得饿了。
• The Russian soldiers sampled the officers 'rations and wolfed the superior food with delight.
  俄军士兵尝了一下长官的配给食物，然后高高兴兴地把那些高级食物一扫而光。
• The boy wolfed down the food the moment he grabbed it.
  那男孩子一把抓过食物，狼吞虎咽般地吃了下去。
• He wolfed his supper and went out.
  他狼吞虎咽地吃完晚饭就出去了。
• After I finished work, I wolfed down two plates of spaghetti.
  下班后，我狼吞虎咽地吃下了两盘意大利面。
• Put humans aside, without a memory, would it be possible for us mouses to live on the beautiful earth? wouldn't we have wolfed done rat poisons upon seeing them?
  别说人，就是咱们老鼠如果没有记忆力能在这个美丽的星球上生存？还不见了老鼠药就扑上去狼吞虎咽？（笑声）。
• But twice a day my guard brought pilaff, and twice a day I wolfed it down.
  好在狱卒每天两次送的还是盖浇饭，而我每次都吃得狼吞虎咽。