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bite

The force of each bite was like a sledgehammer with teeth.The feral animals have begun venturing into towns in the hunt for food as winter bites.But they lacked bite as the visitors made it four wins in six league games.She bit him four times as they struggled on their bed.Treat your skin to a richer day cream when the air is biting cold.We could have a bite to eat together.The wind bites as it sweeps down the hillside.Don't take a second bite at the cherry.If you prefer a bit more bite to your apple, leave out this cooking step.Test the rice is cooked (it should still have a little bite to it) and set to one side.Their logo is a silhouette of an apple with a bite taken out of it.Or perhaps while waiting for the real fish to bite.They were also a team who often lacked attacking bite.The improbable comedy horror returns for another bite.There seems to be no escape from the biting cold.They should still have a little bite.The construction sector is facing another painful year as government spending cuts bite.You can also give one bite to your loved one.Welfare cuts are also beginning to bite.It takes only one bite to become infected.They also have the strongest bite of any animal on the planet.Their soft flesh should be bitten into at weekends or days free of worry.The pair had a bite to eat and a gamble.The entry points looked like little insect bites but disappeared in six weeks.Very few dogs bite to cause damage.You generally have to take small bites at different aspects of change.Tear the chicken in bite size pieces.The wind can be biting but wrap up and you are in for a treat.She finds an apple and bites into it.She will now struggle to bite her food until her adult teeth come through from around six onwards.Try wholegrain mustard instead of Dijon for extra bite.The row adds extra bite to next week's return.Lunchtime is the busiest with Temple barristers and solicitors grabbing a quick bite and drink before a dash back to the courts.Blunt, but at the same time it's impossible to take his new album seriously because it is so completely lacking in depth and bite.

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bite

British English: bite /baɪt/ NOUN
A bite of something, especially food, is the action of biting it.
He took another bite of apple.
  • American English: bite
  • Arabic: عَضَّة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: mordida
  • Chinese: 一口
  • Croatian: griz
  • Czech: kousnutí
  • Danish: bid
  • Dutch: hapje
  • European Spanish: mordisco
  • Finnish: puraisu
  • French: morsure
  • German: Biss
  • Greek: δάγκωμα
  • Italian: morso
  • Japanese: かむこと
  • Korean: 한 입 베어 물기
  • Norwegian: bitt
  • Polish: ukąszenie
  • European Portuguese: dentada
  • Romanian: mușcătură
  • Russian: укус
  • Latin American Spanish: mordisco
  • Swedish: bett insekt
  • Thai: รอยกัด
  • Turkish: ısırma
  • Ukrainian: укус
  • Vietnamese: miếng cắn
British English: bite /baɪt/ VERB
If you bite something, you use your teeth to cut into it, for example in order to eat it or break it. If an animal or person bites you, they use their teeth to hurt or injure you.
Both sisters bit their nails as children.
He bit into his sandwich.
  • American English: bite
  • Arabic: يَعَضُّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: morder
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: gristi
  • Czech: kousnout
  • Danish: bide
  • Dutch: bijten
  • European Spanish: morder
  • Finnish: purra
  • French: mordre
  • German: kauen
  • Greek: δαγκώνω
  • Italian: mordere
  • Japanese: かむ
  • Korean: 물다
  • Norwegian: bite
  • Polish: pogryźć
  • European Portuguese: morder
  • Romanian: a mușca
  • Russian: кусать
  • Latin American Spanish: morder
  • Swedish: bita
  • Thai: กัด
  • Turkish: ısırmak
  • Ukrainian: кусати
  • Vietnamese: cắn

All related terms of 'bite'

Chinese translation of 'bite'

bite

(bait)
Word forms:pt bit
Word forms:pp bitten (ˈbɪtn)

vt

  1. [person, dog, snake, mosquito] (yǎo)

vi

  1. [dog etc] 咬人 (yǎo rén)
  2. (fig, = take effect) [action, policy] 生效 (shēngxiào)

n (c)

  1. (= act of biting)
    ⇒ He took another bite of his apple. 他又咬了一口苹果。 (Tā yòu yǎole yī kǒu píngguǒ.)
  2. (= mouthful) (kǒu)
    ⇒ I enjoyed every bite. 我每一口吃得都很香。 (Wǒ měi yī kǒu chī de dōu hěn xiāng.)
  3. (from dog) 咬伤(傷) (yǎoshāng) (, chù)
  4. (from snake, mosquito) 咬痕 (yǎohén) (个(個), )
    to bite one's nails 咬指甲 (yǎo zhǐjia)
    to bite one's lip or tongue (inf) 保持沉默 (bǎochí chénmò)
    to have a bite to eat (inf) 吃点(點)东(東)西 (chī diǎn dōngxi)

All related terms of 'bite'

(verb) 
Definition
(of animals or insects) to injure by puncturing (the skin) with the teeth or fangs
Llamas won't bite or kick.
Synonyms
nip
She was patting the dog when it nipped her finger.
cut
tear
wound
The driver of the bus was wounded by shrapnel.
grip
snap
The poodle yapped and snapped at our legs.
crush
rend (literary)
pain that rends the heart
pierce
Her words pierced Lydia's heart like an arrow.
champ
pinch
She pinched his arm as hard as she could.
chew
Be careful to eat slowly and chew your food well.
crunch
She sucked an ice cube and crunched it loudly.
clamp
nibble
He started to nibble his biscuit.
gnaw
Woodlice attack living plants and gnaw at the stems.
masticate
Her mouth was working, as if she was masticating some tasty titbit.
(verb) 
Definition
to smart or cause to smart
We were all badly bitten by mosquitoes.
Synonyms
sting
The nettles stung their legs.
wound
He was deeply wounded by the treachery of his closest friends.
prick
He could feel tears pricking his eyes.
(verb) 
Definition
to take firm hold of or act effectively upon
As the sanctions begin to bite there will be more difficulties.
Synonyms
take effect
The ban takes effect from July.
work
Most of these diets don't work.
be effective
take hold
come into force
produce results
have the desired effect
become operative
(verb) 
Definition
(of corrosive material) to eat away or into
nylon biting into the flesh
Synonyms
eat
burn
smoke that burns and stings your eyes
smart
My eyes smarted from the smoke.
sting
His cheeks were stinging from the icy wind.
erode
Once exposed, soil is quickly eroded by wind and rain.
tingle
The backs of his hands tingled.
eat away
corrode
Engineers found that the structure had been corroded by moisture.
wear away
(verb) 
Definition
(of a fish) to take the bait or lure
The fish stopped biting.
Synonyms
take the bait
be lured
be enticed
rise to the bait
(noun) 
Definition
a thing or amount bitten off
He took another bite of the apple.
Synonyms
nibble
We each took a nibble of cheese.
taste
peck
munch
gnaw
(noun) 
Definition
a snack
a bite to eat
Synonyms
snack
Lunch was a snack in the fields.
food
Enjoy your food!
piece
a piece of wood
Another piece of cake?
taste
He took another small taste.
refreshment
mouthful
Could I try a mouthful of that?
morsel
a delicious little morsel of meat
titbit
She offered him titbits; a chicken drumstick, some cheese.
light meal
(noun) 
Definition
a wound or sting inflicted by biting
The boy had suffered a snake bite but he made a quick recovery.
Synonyms
wound
sting
Remove the bee sting with tweezers.
pinch
She gave him a little pinch.
nip
prick
a tiny hole no bigger than a pin prick
(noun) 
Definition
a stinging or smarting sensation
There was a bite in the air, a smell perhaps of snow.
Synonyms
chill
September is here, bringing with it a chill in the mornings.
nip
sharpness
coolness
He felt the coolness of the tiled floor.
coldness
rawness
crispness
(noun) 
The novel seems to lack bite and tension.
Synonyms
edge
Featuring new bands gives the show an edge.
interest
force
He changed our world through the force of his ideas.
punch (informal)
The film lacks punch and pace.
sting
The sting of those words had festered in Roderick's mind.
zest
He has a zest for life and a quick intellect.
sharpness
keenness
pungency
incisiveness
acuteness
Everything he writes demonstrates the acuteness of his intelligence.
(noun) 
I'd have preferred a bit more bite and not so much sugar.
Synonyms
kick (informal)
The coffee had more of a kick than it seemed on first tasting.
edge
punch (informal)
spice
The spice of danger will add to the lure.
relish
zest
Lemon oil adds zest to your cuppa.
tang
Some liked its strong, fruity tang.
sharpness
piquancy
a little mustard to add piquancy
pungency
spiciness

Additional synonyms

in the sense of acuteness
Everything he writes demonstrates the acuteness of his intelligence.
Synonyms
perceptiveness,
discrimination,
perception,
insight,
wit,
sensitivity,
intuition,
subtlety,
ingenuity,
sharpness,
cleverness,
keenness,
acuity,
discernment,
perspicacity (formal),
smartness,
astuteness,
canniness,
intuitiveness,
subtleness
in the sense of burn
Definition
to smart or cause to smart
smoke that burns and stings your eyes
Synonyms
sting,
hurt,
smart,
tingle,
bite,
pain
in the sense of chew
Definition
to work the jaws and teeth in order to grind (food)
Be careful to eat slowly and chew your food well.
Synonyms
munch,
bite,
grind,
champ,
crunch,
gnaw,
chomp,
masticate

Synonyms of 'bite'

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