chew

US /tʃuː/
UK /tʃuː/
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1.

masticar

to bite and work (food) in the mouth with the teeth, especially to make it easier to swallow

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Remember to chew your food slowly.
Recuerda masticar tu comida lentamente.
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The baby is learning to chew solid foods.
El bebé está aprendiendo a masticar alimentos sólidos.
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2.

morder, roer

to bite repeatedly or continuously, typically as a habit or from anxiety

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He tends to chew on his pen when he's thinking.
Él tiende a morder su bolígrafo cuando está pensando.
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The dog loves to chew on its toys.
Al perro le encanta morder sus juguetes.
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masticación, mordisco

an act of chewing

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He took a big chew of his gum.
Dio un gran mordisco a su chicle.
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The dog gave a quick chew to the bone.
El perro le dio un rápido mordisco al hueso.
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