Gnawed Meaning in English
word · lemma: gnaw
परिभाषा
'Gnawed' means that something has been bitten or chewed repeatedly, usually by an animal. It can also mean to be troubled by a persistent worry or feeling.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Used for both physical chewing (by animals) and figurative sense (feelings that trouble you, e.g., 'gnawed by doubt'). In writing, 'gnawed' often describes visible signs of chewing, or emotions that persist over time. Rare in everyday speech—more formal or literary.
Spanish: roído - mordidoPortuguese (BR): roído - mordidoPortuguese (PT): roído - roído pelas mordidasChinese (Simplified): 啃咬过的 - 困扰（抽象用法）Chinese (Traditional): 啃咬過的 - 困擾（抽象用法）Hindi: कटा-छाटा (किसी जानवर द्वारा) - परेशान (अक्सर मन में चिंता)Arabic: مقضوم - ممضوغBengali: কামড়ানো - কুরে খাওয়া (অর্থাৎ চিন্তা দ্বারা কষ্ট পাওয়া)Russian: грызть - терзать (о чувствах)Japanese: かじる - 苛まれる（感情の場合）Vietnamese: gặm - dày vò (cảm xúc)Korean: 갉다 - 괴롭히다 (감정적으로)Turkish: kemirmek - içine dert olmak (duygu için)Urdu: چبانا - اندرونی طور پر پریشان کرناIndonesian: gặm - dằn vặt (cảm xúc)
उदाहरण वाक्य
The dog gnawed the bone for hours.
basic
The chair legs were gnawed by mice.
basic
He felt gnawed by guilt.
basic
The old rope was badly gnawed and almost broke.
natural
Worries about the future gnawed at her all night.
natural
The rabbit had gnawed through the garden fence.
natural