tuck into sth

ˌtuck ˈin|ˌtuck ˈinto sth(BrE) (informal)to eat a lot of food, especially when it is done quickly and with enthusiasm痛快地吃；狼吞虎咽地吃Come on, tuck in everyone!来呀，大家痛痛快快地吃吧！He was tucking into a huge plateful of pasta.他在狼吞虎咽地吃一大盘意大利面。

• Boyle,Robert
• lumpy skin disease
• portray
• reimbursement
• heat-can
• teleconferenced
• front-office
• to all appearance
• costly
• turpentining
• take someone in rear
• piggishly
• charade
• burial goods
• vindicable
• wonder will never cease
• have the makings of
• trot something out
• plank bed
• balancing organ
• be of little amount
• mahzors
• trippants
• do / show your stuff
• biblioclast
• see a (或the)red light
• Ewing's sarcomas
• free-living
• et vir.
• plastiqueurs
• What is done by night appears by day.
• mouthers
• common site picketing
• sound analyzer
• direct injection
• peduncular
• shed light upon
• centurial
• muscular tissues
• weensiest
• martial arts
• buyings
• methylated spirit
• make no exception
• hircine
• die-up
• Meshach
• predation
• let in on
• ppps
• pneumococcal
• c.o.s
• cheaply
• robe-de-chambres
• reaggregations
• exemplums
• goalposts
• chott
• turning path
• omega hyperon
• confederated
• slant rhymes
• bone chinas
• equalizing line
• growth curve analysis
• pencraft
• heavy ions
• bad mouth
• dichroisms
• Okla
• twinberry
• diesterase
• Mendelian factor
• longeron
• off the habit
• wideness
• sonovox
• anaptyctic
• best way
• bodysuits
• signatory
• insertion mutation
• seize on / upon sth
• streets ahead (of sb / sth)
• Rusk, David Dean
• limpened
• chloroxine
• fluonomist
• heartstringss
• charest
• most (或 worst) of all
• snugs
• overexertedness
• time notes
• depsid
• homoduplex
• middle watch
• inner woman
• greeter
• neatly