英:[piɡ aut]
美:[pɪɡ aʊt]
英:[piɡ aut]
美:[pɪɡ aʊt]
狼吞虎咽,大吃特吃;
verb
intransitive verb
to eat greedily : gorge
verb
intransitive verb
to eat greedily : gorge
The first known use of pig out was in 1977
piece1 of 2noun
a part cut, torn, or broken from a thing : fragment
a piece of string
one of a class, group, or set of things a three-piece suit a chess piece
a piece of mail
a usually unspecified distance
down the road a piece
a portion marked off
a piece of land
a single item or example
a piece of news
a standard quantity or size in which an article is made or sold
buy lumber by the piece
something made, composed, or written
a piece written for the piano
coin entry 1 sense 1
a 50-cent piece
firearm
example sense 1
a nice piece of acting
piece2 of 2verb
to repair, form, or complete by adding pieces pieced a jigsaw puzzle
helped to piece a quilt
to join into a whole
pieced their stories together
piece1 of 2noun
a part cut, torn, or broken from a thing : fragment
a piece of string
one of a class, group, or set of things a three-piece suit a chess piece
a piece of mail
a usually unspecified distance
down the road a piece
a portion marked off
a piece of land
a single item or example
a piece of news
a standard quantity or size in which an article is made or sold
buy lumber by the piece
something made, composed, or written
a piece written for the piano
coin entry 1 sense 1
a 50-cent piece
firearm
example sense 1
a nice piece of acting
piece2 of 2verb
to repair, form, or complete by adding pieces pieced a jigsaw puzzle
helped to piece a quilt
to join into a whole
pieced their stories together
pig latinnoun
a play language usually formed by placing the first consonants and "-ay" at the end of each word (as "utshay the oorday" for "shut the door")
pig latinnoun
a play language usually formed by placing the first consonants and "-ay" at the end of each word (as "utshay the oorday" for "shut the door")
pig outverb
to eat greedily
1 one holiday when you're expected to pig out on junk food
2 These buffets were loss leaders offered by casinos to entice patrons to gamble before or after their pig out.
3 Meanwhile, in town, revelers dance in the street to live music and pig out on traditional Cajun and Creole cuisine.
4 Your best bet might have been to leave early, take the spouse and the kid to McDonald’s, sit on the hood of your car pigging out in the sunshine, and make a memory.
5 Vacationing means chilling out—and for a lot of us, pigging out.
6 Agritourism is pretty popular right now, with farmers trying to add a little extra cash to their corn cribs by inviting the public to the farm to hang out in pumpkin patches, take haunted hay rides, pick apples, pet goats and pig out on pizza.
7 They priced oil out of the competitive market.
他们把油价定得过高而被挤出竞争剧烈的市场。
8 The 6th Army had got badly strung out and would have little chance of winning the battle.
第六军战线拉得过长,赢得战役的可能性极小。
9 How could they pig out like that when we're starving?
我们饿肚子的时候他们怎么可以这样享受?
10 It was time to pig out on rock and roll.
该是尽情享受摇滚乐的时候了.
11 Okay, let's pig out on pizza tonight.
好的, 今晚就来大吃一顿披萨.
12 His favorite pig out food is barbecued spareribs.
他一辈子都吃不厌的食物就是烧排骨.
13 Then she opened the lid again, lifted the pig out, and held it against her cheek.
然后,又揭开盖子, 把小猪捧在手里,贴在脸上.
14 I only have a meal of bread, bananas and cream; do I pig out?
我一顿只吃面包 、 香蕉和冰淇淋; 难道我还算吃得多么?