Morder o masticar algo una y otra vez con los dientes.
To bite or chew something repeatedly with teeth.
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Al perro le encanta roer su hueso favorito. — The dog loves to gnaw on its favorite bone.
Este problema me sigue carcomiendo. — This problem continues to gnaw at me.
¿Puedes dejar que el cachorro mordisquee ese juguete? — Can you let the puppy gnaw on that toy?
¿Por qué te atormenta tanto este recuerdo? — Why does this memory gnaw at you so much?
Vio a la rata royendo el borde de la mesa. — She watched the rat gnawing the edge of the table.
Tengo que soltar lo que me reconcome la cabeza. — I just need to let go of what gnaws at my mind.
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