gobbled

v.

狼吞虎咽地吃( gobble的过去式和过去分词 )；（火鸡）咯咯地叫；赶快吃；很快耗掉（尤指金钱）

gobble up狼吞虎咽；贪婪地抓住

1. As he was still hungry, he gobbled up a second sandwich.
   因为还饿，他又狼吞虎咽地吃了第二块三明治。
2. She gobbled up all the relevant information.
   她如饥似渴地收集一切有关的信息。
3. The government seems to gobble up the taxpayers' money.
   政府似乎大笔大笔地乱花纳税人的税款。

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