英语词汇“champ”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

champ1

/tʃamp

verb [no object]

1(Of a horse) make a noisy biting or chewing action.The sound behind him of the horses champing and snorting and the carriage creaking propelled him reluctantly up the stairs....

A pervasive gloom hung over this place, woven into the very stillness of the air, disturbed only by the thud of hooves on fallen leaves and now and then a soft clink as one of the mares champed her bit.
And his horse in the silence champed the grasses

1.1Munch or chew enthusiastically or noisily: he champed on his sandwich...

No kicking under the table or champing on food during silent grace. No skipping or running in the hallways.
There was a loud champing sound outside, and occasionally growls or grumbling.
His jaws champed spasmodically, froth appeared on his blackened lips.

2Fret impatiently: he was already on the plane, champing to get off to Lagos...

Fleet Street's most battle-scarred must be champing to get in there - but they also want to keep heads on shoulders and avoid execution.
The cartons arrived and then came he, champing to get it all organized and to immerse himself in this academic world.

noun [in singular]

A biting or chewing action.

Phrases

champ (or chomp or chafe) at the bit

Origin

Late Middle English: probably imitative.

Rhymes

champ2

/tʃamp

noun informal

A champion: he showed the style that was to turn him into a world champ...

I like the Vikings as NFC champs and Super Bowl runners-up.
The Japanese baseball champs douse their star with Sapporo beer (I love the beer goggles - literally).
I went to high school with future champs.

Origin

Mid 19th century: abbreviation.

champ3

/tʃamp

noun [mass noun]

An Irish dish of potatoes mashed with spring onions, butter, and milk: he served up mounds of fresh creamy champ with roast lamb...

He orders peppered chicken and champ.
Gordon had an all-American hamburger with fries and I had sausages and champ.
There has been an Irish stew and champ night organized.

Origin

Late 19th century: from champ¹.

单词	champ
释义	champ1 /tʃamp / verb [no object] 1(Of a horse) make a noisy biting or chewing action.The sound behind him of the horses champing and snorting and the carriage creaking propelled him reluctantly up the stairs.... A pervasive gloom hung over this place, woven into the very stillness of the air, disturbed only by the thud of hooves on fallen leaves and now and then a soft clink as one of the mares champed her bit. And his horse in the silence champed the grasses 1.1Munch or chew enthusiastically or noisily: he champed on* his sandwich... No kicking under the table or champing on food during silent grace. No skipping or running in the hallways. There was a loud champing sound outside, and occasionally growls or grumbling. His jaws champed spasmodically, froth appeared on his blackened lips. 2Fret impatiently: he was already on the plane, champing to get off to Lagos... Fleet Street's most battle-scarred must be champing to get in there - but they also want to keep heads on shoulders and avoid execution. The cartons arrived and then came he, champing to get it all organized and to immerse himself in this academic world. noun [in singular]* A biting or chewing action. Phrases champ (or chomp or chafe) at the bit Origin Late Middle English: probably imitative. Rhymes amp, camp, clamp, cramp, damp, encamp, gamp, lamp, ramp, samp, scamp, stamp, tamp, tramp, vamp champ2 /tʃamp / noun informal A champion: he showed the style that was to turn him into a world champ... I like the Vikings as NFC champs and Super Bowl runners-up. The Japanese baseball champs douse their star with Sapporo beer (I love the beer goggles - literally). I went to high school with future champs. Origin Mid 19th century: abbreviation. champ3 /tʃamp / noun [mass noun] An Irish dish of potatoes mashed with spring onions, butter, and milk: he served up mounds of fresh creamy champ with roast lamb... He orders peppered chicken and champ. Gordon had an all-American hamburger with fries and I had sausages and champ. There has been an Irish stew and champ night organized. Origin Late 19th century: from champ¹.
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