吃骨头英语怎么说怎么读

"Eating bones" in English is typically referred to as "gnawing on bones." It is pronounced as "naw-ing on bohnz."

This phrase likely comes from the fact that animals, such as dogs and rats, are often seen gnawing on bones as a way to consume the remaining nutrients and to sharpen their teeth.

Here are some example sentences using this phrase:

"The dog was happily gnawing on a bone in the backyard." (狗在后院开心地啃骨头。)
"I saw a mouse gnawing on a bone in the corner of the room." (我看到房间角落里有一只老鼠在啃骨头。)
"The archaeologist found ancient bones that had been gnawed on by animals." (考古学家发现了被动物啃过的古骨头。)