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1. Oxford Dictionary

   gnaw

   • IPA[nɔː]

   英式

   • v.
     bite at or nibble something persistently；bite at or nibble (something) so as to wear it away

   • verb: gnaw, 3rd person present: gnaws, gerund or present participle: gnawing, past tense: gnawed, past participle: gnawed

2. • 釋義

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. bite at or nibble something persistently watching a dog gnaw at a big bone 同義詞 chew, bite, nibble, munch, crunch, ... 更多champ, chomp, masticate, worry, tear, raremanducate, chumble
   • ▪ bite at or nibble (something) so as to wear it away the grubs tunnel into the wood and gnaw it away 同義詞 erode, wear away, wear down, eat away (at), chip away (at), ... 更多bite into, corrode, consume, devour, rarefret
   • 2. cause persistent distress or anxiety the doubts continued to gnaw at me 同義詞 prey on someone's mind, nag, plague, torment, torture, ... 更多trouble, distress, worry, haunt, oppress, weigh heavily on someone's mind, be a weight on someone's mind, burden, hang over, harry, bother, exercise, fret, niggle, rankle with, fester
3. • 更多解釋

   gnaw

   • IPA[nô]

   美式

   • v.
     bite at or nibble something persistently: watching a dog gnaw at a big bone

   Oxford American Dictionary