zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • men chī gòu liǎo dòng luàn de tóu
    We have suffered a great deal from disorder and turmoil.
  • chī diǎn jīng
    Would you like some turnip?
  • shí 'èr diǎn chū chī fàn
    I go out for lunch at twelve.
  • men shì zài 12 diǎn chī de zhèng cān
    We have dinner at twelve.
  • chī shuāng fēn deliǎng bèi de liàngliǎng bèi de zēngzhǎng
    ate a double portion; the dose is doubled; a twofold increase.
  • xiǎng chī diǎn dào de yīng guó fēng wèi cài
    I'd like to try something typically English.
  • men de zhǐ [ miàn bāoméi ] yòng [ chīshāo ] wán liǎo
    We have run out of typing paper [bread, coal].
  • shì zhuān héng de rén , jiān chí chī fàn shí jué duì jìn zhǐ jiǎng huà
    Her grandfather is a tyrant who insist on absolute silence at the dinner table.
  • xiǎo niú suǒ zhe de fáng zhǎo nǎi chī
    The calf fumbled for its mother's udder for milk.
  • e děng huì 'ér zài chī
    P : Uh...Can I have my meal later?
  • jìn dào fáng jiān shì me qīngzhì shǐ chī liǎo jīng
    He came into the room so quietly that he took me unawares.
  • xíng dào què xìn huì shǐ shǒu xià de rén chī jīng
    Arriving on foot, he could be sure of taking his men unawares.
  • guǎn xiá huāng liáng xiǎo dǎo de jūn guān duì dài shēng huó de shì yìng yòu tóngyòu de chuān dài zhěng jié jìn cānhǎo xiàng hái zài yīng guó shìdeyòu de zhù huà liǎochuān dài dāng de zhe chī dāng de yǐn shízǒng de lái shuōxíng wéi zhǐ jiù xiàng wèi kāi huà de rén yàng
    Officers in charge of lonely islands vary in their acceptance of tropical life: some continue to dress for dinner as if they were still in England; others go native, wear the local clothes and eat the native foods, and generally behave like uncivilized men.
  • shì zài zhōng shēng chī de cài
    greens suitable for eating uncooked as in salads.
  • jiē kāi pán de gài 'ér gěi men kàn chī de dōng
    He uncovered the dish and showed us the food.
  • xiān fàng zài shàng chī wán fàn hòu zài kāi
    Stick the box on the floor. We can uncrate after supper.
  • zài jiù shè huì mendōu quē chī shǎo chuān
    In the old days they were underfed and lacking in clothes.
  • qiáo yàng hǎo xiàng yuè méi hǎohǎo chī guò dùn fàn shìde
    He looks as though he hasn't had a square meal for months, ie looks underfed.
  • xiàn shénme méi chīdàn zhè bìng jiào shí fēn jiāo yīn wéi yòu xiē gāng gāng dào de dòng zài bèi guān lái 'ér méi yòu píng jìng xià lái shíshì chī dōng de
    I discovered that she had not eaten anything. I was not unduly worried by this, for some creatures when newly caught refuse to eat until they have settled down in captivity.
  • guǒ men yào xiǎng gǎn shàng 7: 15 de huǒ chētiān liàng jiù chī zǎo cān liǎo
    If we are to catch the 7:15 train we shall have to have breakfast at an unearthly hour.
  • lìng chī jīng 'ān de shìchōu guǒ rán shì kōng de
    To his surprise and uneasiness, the drawer prove to be empty.
  • lìng chī jīng 'ān de shì , chōu guǒ rán shì kōng de
    To his surprise and uneasiness, the drawer prove to is empty.
  • 'ér yuàn de shí hěn chā , jiǎn zhí néng chī
    The food at the orphan house was so bad that it's uneatable.; The food at the orphan house was so bad that it's hardly eatable.
  • cān guǎn de fàn cài bān dōubù cuò zuó wǎn de cài chàbù duō chī jìn kǒu zǒng shì yòu me hǎo de kǒu
    The food at that restaurant is usually very good, but last night it was almost uneatable. You can't win them all.
  • guǒ yòu de yùn dòng yuán shǐ yòng xīng fèn yùn dòng yuán jiù yào chī kuī
    If some athletes use drugs, it is unfair for the others.
  • rén duō shì hǎo bàn shìèr shì hǎo bàn shìyào chīyào chuānyào yòngjiě jué chīchuānyòng de wèn hái yào fèi jìn hǎo duō nián
    A big population on the one hand is favourable for us, but on the other hand it is unfavourable for us, because we have to supply such a huge population with food, clothing and other daily necessities. It will be many years before we can solve this problem.
  • men jiě xià gǎn chū chī cǎo
    They unharnessed the horses and turned them out to grass.
  • lài jié shì lán shēng huó bào de biān ji dāng chǎng kāng kǎi jiě náng jiào luò mǎi xiē xiàng yàng de bìng yāo qǐng 'èr tiān wǎn shàng dào jiā chī fàn jiàn jiàn bào zhǐ de lǎo bǎn
    Forestier, an editor of the daily newspaper, La Vie Francaise, unhesitatingly lent Duroy money to buy suitable clothes and invited him to come to dinner the following evening to meet the owner of the paper.
  • guǒ mángjiù liú xià lái chī fàn
    Stay for dinner, unless you're busy.
  • guǒ mángjiù liú xià chī fàn
    Stay for dinner, unless you is busy.
  • guǒ mángjiù liú xià chī fàn
    Stay for dinner, unless you were busy.
  • jiù yīn wéi chī cān méi mén suǒ shànglǎo bǎn tòng liǎo dùn
    The boss sailed into me for leaving the office unlocked when I went to lunch.