zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • lìng rén dān yōu de shì men róng duì chǎn shēng pái chì xìng de shí cháng cháng shì men zuì 'ài chī de dōng
    The alarming thing is that the foods to which we are likely to be intolerant are those we crave the most.
  • xiàn zài gōng guī dìng diǎn dàn néng tài néng gǎo píng jūn zhù néng chī guō fàn
    Salaries may still be fixed rather low at present, but they shouldn't be too low.We must do away with equalitarianism and the practice of "sharing food from the same big pot".
  • de liǎng xiōng píng jūn fēn chī zhè kuài dàn gāo
    Share the cake equally between your two brothers.
  • dìng zài cháng de diàn shì lián dān rèn juésè de yǎn yuán zhī de juésè zài zhōng bèi xiāo shígǎn néng gǎn dào chī jīng
    An actor who has been booked for a long series of television may be alarmed to hear that his part is being written out of the script.
  • tīng dào zhè huài xiāo shí zhèn dìng lìng rén chī jīng
    He received the bad news with surprising equanimity.
  • cháng tīng dào zhè huài xiāo shízhèn dìng lìng rén chī jīng
    The minister received the bad news with surprising equanimity.
  • qīng nián chī jīng wèn
    inquired the young man, much alarmed.
  • de yán shì nán jiě 'ér zhēn què de shuō yào chī de xīn
    The parable of Pythagoras is dark, but true; Cor ne edito;"Eat not the heart."
  • zhǒng shēng chī de xiǎo yuán
    a young quahog suitable to be eaten raw.
  • yòu xiǎo de yuán tōng cháng shēng chī
    a quahog when young and small; usually eaten raw.
  • xiǎo jǐng yòu bèi yòu xiǎo shí shì shēng chī de yuán
    The quahog clam when small and suitable for eating raw.
  • xiǎo lián xiē de xiǎo yuán shēng chī huò zhǔ chī nuò
    small quahog larger than a littleneck; eaten raw or cooked as in e.g. clams casino.
  • dài men chī wán táng guǒ huò shuǐ guǒ zǒng yào jiāng men sòng dào qián de mén lángdīng zhǔ men yào duō xiè qīn gěi sòng shí pǐnyào men duì qīn zhuǎn xiē guài de lǎo shì zhù yuànrán hòu jiù zhuǎn shēn huí dào suí shǒu guān shàng ménshǐ zài chéng wéi shén shì jiè
    When we had finished our sweetmeats or fruit she would accompany us to the stoep, bidding us thank our mother for her gift and sending quaint, old-fashioned messages to her and the Father. Then she would turn and enter the house, closing the door behind, so that it became once more a place of mystery.
  • wéi rén hǎopíng jiān dài rén jiē dōuhěn 'ǎiméi yòu xiē 'ér jiā yòu duō shàng de chǎn shǐ zuò zhe chuān chīzhēn de shénme dōubù yòng yōu zhǐ yòu jiàn quē hànjiù shì jià liǎo niánhái céng shēng 'ér zǒng jué měi zhōng suī rán bàng rén méi yīn jiù qīng shì liǎo
    She herself treated others very well. In all her dealings with everyone, she was friendly and completely without airs. Her family had a great deal of inherited wealth, with servants and maids at their beck and call; no one had to work for a living. Truly no one had to worry about anything. There was only one thing of great regret; that is, after several years of marriage, she had not been able to beget a son. She had therefore felt something missed in the midst of plenty, although no one thought any less of her on account of this.
  • ér jiā tíng nián shōu 33, 485 měi yuán de chī dào měi fèn jǐn shòu 40 měi fēn de jià cān
    Families that make $33,485 qualify for reduced-price lunches costing up to 40 cents.
  • guǎn háng chéng duō duǎn , zhè bān shàng dōuyòu xiē chī de .
    However short the journey is, you always get something to eat on this airline.
  • lín · hàn sēnzài 'ào zhōu kūn shì lán zhōu shì zhènjīng yíng jiān xiǎo shí diànzhuān mài 'ào zhōu rén 'ài chī de zhà shǔ tiáo
    Pauline Hanson used to run a restaurant in Queensland serving fish and chips, a favourite meal of Australians.
  • gǎn dào yòu diǎn shū chī tài duō liǎo
    I am feeling a bit queer--perhaps I eat too much
  • yào xiān shǒu zhǐ shàng de diào cái néng shàng zhuō chī fàn
    Scrub that mud off your fingers before you sit down to lunch.
  • néng chī cái néng gān
    Quick at meat, quick at work.
  • kuài 'ér tān lán chī mǒu lángtūnhǔyàn
    Eat sth quickly and greedily
  • nǎo zhī kuài shǐ yòu gāo xīng yòu chī jīng
    She was pleased and surprised with the quickness of his mind.
  • zhèng zài jìng jìng chī cǎo
    The horses were feeding quietly in the field.
  • xiāng dāng hǎo chīyòu diǎn kuàiyòu diǎn shū wéi
    quite tasty; quite soon; quite ill; quite rich.
  • jīng chī bǎo liǎo
    I am quite full.
  • jīng chī bǎo liǎo
    I have quite enough.
  • měi guó rén měi chī kǒu qiǎo nǎi yóu dòng huò zhě shì dùn nǎi yóu xiàn bǐngjiù huì yīn nèi jiù 'ér gǎn dào zhèn tián de chàn dǒu
    American diners feel a delicious quiver of guilt with every mouthful of chocolate mousse or Boston cream pie.
  • de zhōu 'é yǐn zhí měi guóyòu chóng chī chòu chūn
    large Asiatic moth introduced into the United States; larvae feed on the ailanthus.
  • āzhè xiē jiǎo zhēn hǎo chī
    Ah, these dumplings are really delicious.
  • xiē xià liú de shì jiǎng lái yòu shí hěn ràng rén chī jīng .
    Her racy stories can is rather shocking.
  • běn de luóbo yòu cháng qiě yìng de gēn shēng chī huò zhǔ shí
    radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked.
  • qǐng suì luóbo jiàng bàn zài zài chī tián zhī qián zhān xià
    Please mix the grated radish with the sauce and then dip the tempura in it before eating.