1.to chew something for a long time, until it is very soft or in very small pieces and easy to swallow
2.if something gets chewed up, it becomes torn apart and destroyed
1.Predators or scavengers can eat the body and chew up the bones.
食肉动物或者食腐动物会吃掉它们的肉体、嚼碎它们的骨头。
2.It stimulates enzymes and phagocytes, the white blood cells which chew up the debris, the viruses and the bacteria in the blood.
它刺激酶和吞噬细胞，白血细胞，嚼了碎片，病毒和血液中的细菌。
3.They usually find or claim that the quality just isn't the same, and that the hassles with outsourcing chew up any cost savings.
他们通常发现或者声明外包质量与自己生产的质量是不一样的。外包增加了他们的成本，这个问题烦扰着他们。
4.Dogs, it seems, love to chew up the money.
看起来，狗很喜欢咀嚼钞票。
5.This, of course, highlights a secondary problem: even without the server, X apps can chew up a lot of memory.
当然，这就凸显出第二个问题：即使没有服务器，X应用程序也会消耗不少内存。
6.Bacteria chew up carbohydrates in the wastewater, producing carbon dioxide.
细菌消化废水中的碳水化合物，释放出二氧化碳。
7.You used the XML parser to chew up the response XML from the server.
您使用XML解析器解析从服务器返回的响应XML。
8.A dishwasher that can chew up a whole cake but cannot clean plates and glasses.
洗碗机可以嚼得下一整块蛋糕却洗不干净盘子和玻璃容器。
9.Pauline builds machines that chew up other machines.
波林制造嚼食同类的机器。
10.The locals will certainly not love you if you chew up their tarmac and make their streets impassable.
如果你碾碎他们的沥青路面，并将街道压得稀巴烂，当地人当然不会喜欢你。