chomp in Italian
chomp in Italian is masticare in modo rumoroso — chomp means to bite or chew something noisily and heavily.
chomp in Italian
masticare in modo rumoroso
(intransitive) To bite or chew loudly or heavily.
What does "chomp" mean?
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verb To bite or chew something noisily and heavily.
"The dog chomped down on its bone happily."
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noun A hard, noisy bite.
"She took a big chomp out of the apple."
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chomp in a sentence
- The dog chomped down on its bone happily.
- He chomped through the whole burger in under a minute.
- She took a big chomp out of the apple.
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What is "chomp" in Italian?
"chomp" in Italian is masticare in modo rumoroso. chomp means: To bite or chew something noisily and heavily.
How do you use "chomp" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog chomped down on its bone happily." In Italian, "chomp" is masticare in modo rumoroso.
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