Examples of using To chew in English and their translations into Romanian
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Computer
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I want to chew the--.
This doesn't take much to chew.
I used to chew it at parties.
She refused to chew.
I tried to chew through the bars on my cage.
Don't forget to chew.
Remind me to chew gum before I go home, OK?
It means to chew.
Mad enough to chew neutronium, but behaving himself.
Bernie-- he liked to chew gum.
Finally something to chew on, rather than the slime they feed us.
Do you have something for me to chew?
I used to chew.
PrankStars Herself“ Something to Chew.
I need them to chew with.
You couldn't have got me something easier to chew?
You wanted me to chew you out.
Sure would like something to chew.
So she began to chew and choked.
You know, just… don't forget to chew.
I advise you to chew mint leaves.
Maybe this will give Graciella something to chew on.
That's very soft to chew, but don't.
But you, well, gee whiz, chuck,you already have hair to chew on.
Trolls love to chew on old tires.
It is interesting: we teach the dog to chew things.
Now, no need to chew, insects drink!
For those who want to give their enemies something to chew on…".
You know I like to chew when I'm stressed.
In 2010 the 2nd episode(Titled"the final countdown") of the 4th season of"The IT Crowd" Moss(Richard Ayoade) says the line:* In the 2012 film"Stand Up Guys", Al Pacino andChristopher Walken have the following verbal exchange, which is a paraphrase of a line of dialogue spoken by John Nada(Roddy Piper):"I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubble gum.