bite into meaning

• 1. bite into sth to press so hard against someone's skin that it hurts or cuts them:
  ▪ Callum tightened his grip and she felt his fingers biting into her wrist.
  ▪ The poor creature's collar was so small that it bit into its neck.
  ■ SIMILAR TO: dig into
  2. bite into sth especially BrE to use a large part of the money, time etc that you have available, so that there is much less left:
  ▪ If we bought the car now, it would really bite into out savings.
  ▪ Shares have slumped as the recession has bitten into profits.
  ■ SIMILAR TO: eat into

• John would ask, biting into a juicy hamburger.
• Meggie smiled, taking the little silver collapsible cup of champagne luke gave her, and biting into a ham sandwich.
• Ifshe bites into an apple that's a little mealy, she throws it away
• Every time you bite into one ..
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• The rain water bites into iron pipes
• Every time you bite into one
• Strong acids bite into metals
• Something about biting into it, just for that brief moment tasting perfection
• About two bites into her sandwich, one woman turned to the younger man with wide eyes . “ what flavor is this

• "bite into" meaning in Chinese: na. “Bite in”的变体
• "bite into" meaning in Japanese: {句動-1} : ～にかじりつく、～にかぶりつく、～に食い込む、～を食べ始める、～を腐食する、～を駄目にする----...
• "bite into" meaning in Russian: 1) вцепляться, вгрызаться People with false teeth find it ...
• "bite into" meaning in French: v. mordre dedans, mordre à pleines dents