吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wǒ men qù cān guǎn chī fàn， zǒng shì wǒ fù qīn tāo qián。
    My father always picks up the tab when we go to a restaurant.
  • tā zài chī fàn。
    He is at table.
  • diǎn xīn chí yī zhǒng chī tián diǎn yòng de tiáogēng， qí dà xiǎo zài dà tānɡ chí hé chá chí zhī jiān
    A spoon intermediate in size between a tablespoon and a teaspoon, used for eating dessert.
  • yī shēng gào sù tā měi tiān fàn qián chī liǎng piàn 'ā sī pǐ lín。
    The doctor told him to take two tablets of aspirin before every meal.
  • tā bǎ yào piàn niǎn suì hòu wèi xiǎo hái chī 。
    She crushed up the tablet to give it to the baby.
  • chī fàn de cān jù fàng zài shàng miàn de jiā jù。
    a piece of furniture with tableware for a meal laid out on it.
  • wǒ chī guò yào liǎo。
    I have taken my medicine.
  • wǒ mǎi fàn dài zǒu chī kě yǐ má？
    Can I order takeout here?
  • nà gè hái zǐ shuō qǐ huà lái xiàng shì yòu xiē kǒu chī 。
    The child tales as if he had a speech difficulty.
  • zǎo shàng chū mén qián， tā chī liǎo yī xiē guǒ jiàng diǎn xīn。
    He ate some tart in the morning before going out.
  • cuì de suān píng guǒ； shēng chī wèi dào hǎo， yě shì hé pēng rèn。
    crisp tart apple; good for eating raw and suitable for cooking.
  • bìng rén liǎng tiān méi chī dōng xī liǎo。
    The patient has not tasted food for two days.
  • rén zài gǎn mào shí chī dōng xī méi wèi dào。
    One can taste nothing when one has a cold.
  • tā yǐ sān tiān bù céng chī dōng xī liǎo。
    He hadn't tasted food for three days.
  • bǎ miàn bāo pào jìn yǐn pǐn lǐ lái chī ， shǔ bù liáng shì hǎo， wéi qí wèi dào zé bù cuò。
    Dunking is bad taste but tastes good.
  • biān zuò fàn biān cháng yī cháng wèi dào jiù chī bǎo liǎo。
    I am stuffed just from tasting all the food while I am cooking.
  • wǒ mā mā zuò de zhè xiē jiān bǐng fēi cháng hǎo chī 。
    These pancakes made by my mother are really tasty.
  • gé kàn lái fēi cháng hǎo chī ， shì bù shì？
    It looks very tasty, doesn't it?
  • tīng shuō fàn cài yòu piányí yòu hǎo chī 。
    I hear the food is cheap and tasty.
  • zhōng guó cài hǎo chī ， nǐ bù jué dé má？
    Chinese food is tasty, don't you think?
  • tú zài miàn bāo huò báocuì bǐng gān shàng de hǎo chī de hùn hé wù。
    a tasty mixture to be spread on bread or crackers.
  • wǒ men hē liǎo yī hú chá， chī liǎo yī xiē chá diǎn xīn。
    We had a pot of tea and toast teacakes.
  • wǒ men hē liǎo yī hú chá， chī liǎo yī xiē chá diǎn xīn。
    We have a pot of tea and toast teacakes.
  • wǒ nà gè shí jǐ suì de 'ér zǐ hěn néng chī － bīng xiāng zǒng shì bèi chī dé kōng kōng de。
    My teenage son eats like horse – the fridge is always empty.
  • yī wèi shēn zhe pí jiākè de shàonián cóng rén qún zhōng jǐ guò qù， zhēn shì zì tǎo kǔ chī 。
    A teenager in a leather jacket jostled his way through crowd, looking for trouble.
  • yòu jié zhì de rén； duì wǔ rǔ zuò chū liǎo shìdàng de huí jī； tā zài chī hē shàng néng zì wǒ kè zhì。
    temperate in his habits; a temperate response to an insult; temperate in his eating and drinking.
  • zài chī yī diǎn hǎo má ?
    Can't I tempt you to have another helping?
  • nǐ wú lùn rú hé zài chī yī diǎn bù xíng má？
    Can't I tempt you?
  • zài chī diǎn yú bù xíng má？
    Can not I tempt you to have some fish?
  • nǐ zài chī diǎn yú bù xíng má？
    Can't I tempt you to have some more fish?
  • yòu xiē fàn diàn chú gěi yīng guó dù jiǎ zhě gōng yìng cháng chī de fàn cài wài， hái nǔ lì yòng yòu dì fāng fēng wèi de cài yáo lái xī yǐn tā men。
    Besides providing them with the usual chips with everything, some of the restaurants try to tempt British holidaymakers with local dishes.
  • tā jìn bù zhù yòu huò , yòu chī liǎo yī kuài qiǎo kè lì .
    She yielded to temptation and had another chocolate.