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- The boy tuck into the salad put in front of him. 男孩大吃放在他面前的沙拉。
- He tucked into the ham hungrily. 他狼吞虎咽地大吃火腿。
- By nine o'clock we had all tucked into bed. 九点以前我们都舒舒服服钻进了被窝。
- The boy tucked into the salad put in front of him. 男孩大吃放在他面前的沙拉。
- He was tall, thin, and very old, judging by the silver of his hair and beard, which were both long enough to tuck into his belt. 他高，瘦，而且很老，从他那银色的头发和胡须看，这些有足够的长度到他的带子上。
- Johnny tucked into the cold ham. 约翰尼狼吞虎咽地吃下了冷火腿。
- He was tucking into a huge plateful of pasta. 他在狼吞虎咽地吃一大盘通心粉。
- Though eating dogs is illegal in Hong Kong, many people flock to China in winter to tuck into what they consider a delicacy. 尽管在香港吃狗是犯法的，但是很多人会在冬季涌向中国大陆去大吃特吃这种他们认为十分精美的食物。
- The boy tucks into the salad put in front of him. 男孩大吃放在他面前的沙拉。
- After the long walk we tucked into the food. 长途跋涉之后，我们大口大口地吃着食物。
- Tuck into Thai takeaway, dine out on perfect Italian pasta, do tapas in our city’s Spanish strips and feast on dumplings in Chinatown. 享受泰国外卖，下馆子品尝美味意大利面，在市区的西班牙人聚居地来些餐前小吃，去唐人街享用饺子。
- We tucked into the food with zest. 我们吃得津津有味。
- Italian food appeals to almost everyone, because when you tuck into a generous plateful of pasta or risotto, you get a wonderful taste of the Italian love of all good things. 意大利美食十分诱人，当你正尽情享受那香喷喷的批萨，或是品尝那盘风味十足的意大利面时，你也在品尝意大利人对美食和生活的热爱。
- Here in the UK it is usually only newly delivered earth mothers who, pausing briefly to dance around the birthing pool, tuck into their own, warm placenta. 但在英国，通常只有刚生完孩子的大地母亲们会大口吞下自己那个余热未褪的胎盘，吃前，她们会绕着诞生池跳上一会儿舞。
- Then this odd child tucked into her dinner with renewed relish. 这个令人不解的孩子又津津有味地大吃起来。
- The tuck slowly ploughed through the mud. 车在泥泞中吃力地缓慢行驶。
- The early morning walk had made us hungry and we all tucked into our breakfast. 清晨散步已使我们感到很饥饿，结果我们都狼吞虎咽地吃了一顿早饭。
- He hated to tuck his tail and back down now. 他讨厌此时夹着尾巴退回来。
- We love children, especially when they're tucked into chairs and behaving. 我们很喜欢小朋友,特别是他们乖乖坐在椅子上,表现很好的时候。
- Baldy's face flushed, and he sat down and tucked into the meat instead. 那秃头脸上一红，坐下来抓起牛肉便吃。
