chop at something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishchop at something phrasal verbSWING A TOOLCUTto hit something with a sharp tool in order to cut it They chopped at the bushes with their knives. → chop→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuschop at • There was Mrs Katz, impossibly animated, chopping at her mind.• He turned and waded back into the wheat and chopped at it with a shovel.• And I would rather do anything than chop at stumps that were bigger across than a small crowd.• And there were men chopping at the trees.

单词	chop at something
释义	chop at something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishchop at something phrasal verbSWING A TOOLCUTto hit something with a sharp tool in order to cut it They chopped at the bushes with their knives. → chop→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuschop at • There was Mrs Katz, impossibly animated, chopping at her mind.• He turned and waded back into the wheat and chopped at it with a shovel.• And I would rather do anything than chop at stumps that were bigger across than a small crowd.• And there were men chopping at the trees.
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