| 释义 | gruntingly
 gruntG0291400 (grŭnt)v. grunt·ed, grunt·ing, grunts v.intr.1.  To utter a deep guttural sound, as a hog does.2.  To utter a sound similar to a grunt, as in disgust.v.tr. To utter or express with a deep guttural sound: He merely grunted his approval.n.1.  A deep guttural sound.2.  Any of various chiefly tropical marine fishes of the family Haemulidae that produce a grunting sound by rubbing together their pharyngeal teeth.3.  Slang An infantryman in the US military, especially in the Vietnam War: "They were called grunts....They were the infantrymen, the foot soldiers of the war" (Bernard Edelman).4.  Slang One who performs routine or mundane tasks.5.  New England A dessert made by stewing fruit topped with pieces of biscuit dough, which steam as the fruit cooks. Also called  slump.[Middle English grunten, from Old English grunnettan; probably akin to grunnian, to make a loud noise, grunt, of imitative origin.]
 grunt′er n.grunt′ing·ly adv.EncyclopediaSeegrunt
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