chew (away) at (something)

To chew on something repeatedly or for a length of time. The baby has been completely miserable lately, except for when he's chewing away at a teething ring.

chew (away) at something

to gnaw or chew something for a period of time. The puppy chewed away at the leather belt all night.

chew someone's ass

reprimand someone severely.

chew someone’s ass out

tv. to scold someone severely. (Usually objectionable.) The cop was really mad and chewed Bob’s ass out.

词组	chew (away) at (something)
释义	chew (away) at (something) chew (away) at (something) To chew on something repeatedly or for a length of time. The baby has been completely miserable lately, except for when he's chewing away at a teething ring. See also: chew Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. chew (away) at something to gnaw or chew something for a period of time. The puppy chewed away at the leather belt all night. See also: chew McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. chew someone's ass reprimand someone severely. See also: ass, chew Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary chew someone’s ass out tv. to scold someone severely. (Usually objectionable.) The cop was really mad and chewed Bob’s ass out. See also: ass, chew, out McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: chew at chew on chew on (something) chewed chew chew away chew off bite on
随便看	get in over (one's) head get inside get inside (someone's) pants get in somebody's face get in somebody's hair get in someone's face get in (someone's) good books get in someone’s face get in someone’s pants get in sync (with someone or something) get in the act get in the groove get in the last word get in there get in the swing of it/things get in the swing of things get in the way get in through the back door get intimate with (someone) get into get into (a bit of) a jam get into a fight get into a fix get in(to) a flap get into a huddle