zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòu de shuō men yào zài zhěng xià tiān chī zuì xīn xiān de shū cài
    Others say they wan to have the freshest vegetables all summer long.
  • fàng de niàn tóu zài xīn shǎn guòjiào chī liǎo jīng
    She was surprised by a wanton thought that rushed into her mind.
  • chī wéi shēng miǎn shāng fēng
    Took vitamins to ward off head colds.
  • chī fàn qián shǒu
    I must wash my hands before dinner.
  • chī wǎn fàn qián shuāng shǒu shàng de gòu diào
    Wash the dirt off your hands before dinner.
  • biān děng zhe chī wǎn fàn biān 'è zhí tǎng kǒu shuǐ
    My mouth watered as I waited for dinner.
  • zhù cún liǎo xiē guā bèi guó qìng jié shí chī
    My grandmother is doing up some watermelon so that we can eat them on National Day.
  • guāzài 55 suì zhī qiánhuàn gāo xuè de nán xìng xìng duōyán jiū biǎo míng chī hán jiǎ de shí néng gòu jiǎn shǎo huàn gāo xuè zhōng fēng de wēi xiǎn
    Watermelon : United the age of 55, more men suffer from high blood pressure than do women. Research suggests that foods rich in potassium can reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke.
  • kōng cāng zhǒng lòu shuǐ de róng fùzhuó zài chuán bàng biān biàn zài chī shuǐ xiàn xià jìn xíng xiū
    A watertight chamber attached to the side of a ship to facilitate repairs below the water line.
  • me men zài shí wǎn shàng chī dùn fàn jiù shì huá shēng xiān shēng dào de tiān wǎn shàng
    Then we'll have dinner together on the evening of the 14 th, that is the eveing of Mr Watson's arrival.
  • wèi shì shì jiǎn féidàn tóng shí yòu chī nǎi yóu dàn gāojiēguǒ shì bàn 'ér fèi
    Several ladies who were trying to lose weight had already fallen by the wayside by eating cream cakes.
  • men wèile huó mìng 'ér chī
    We eat that we may live.
  • men kào chī fàn wéi chí shēng mìng
    We live on what we eat.
  • yòu chóng chī zhǒng chǔ cún de shí bìng shí chán jié zài
    moth whose larvae feed on and mat together with webbing various stored foods.
  • bèi : píng shí zài bàn gōng shì chī chá diǎnwéi tài tài zài de fáng jiān chá
    He has tea at his office on weekdays, and Mrs. West has her cup of tea in her own room.
  • [ yàn ] chīde bǎo , dǒng mào
    Well fed, well bred.
  • shì shì chī
    That's the western way.
  • lán jīng kǒu jiù chī diào tóu shī
    A lion would fit into the mouth of a blue whale.
  • shān yáng shénme chī
    Goats eat whatever they can find.
  • men zhǎo dào shénme jiù chī shénme
    They eat whatever they can find.
  • chī huān de rèn dōng
    You can eat whatever you like.
  • rén mín dàn chī chuān wèn jiě jué liǎoyòng de wèn shénme diàn shì xīn de jiànhěn duō rén yědōu jiě jué liǎo
    Fourth, the people have no more problems with food or clothing, and many of them own television sets, household appliances and whatnot.
  • sǎng téng , chī shuō .
    I've got a sore throat,' he wheezed.
  • yòu de rén huān chī féi ròuér yòu de rén yàn 'è
    Some people like fat meat , whereas others hate it.
  • shùn biàn gào zuì jìn wèi kǒu hǎosuǒ xiǎng chī diǎn kāi wèi de dōng
    By the way, I've been having a dull appetite recently. So I'd like something which whets the appetite.
  • fàn guǎn yòu kōng zhuō men jiù zài 'ér chī
    We'll eat at whichever restaurant has a free table.
  • dāng zhèng zài chī fàn shí , qǐng jiè gěi 'èr yīng bàng
    While he was eating, I asked him to lend me $2.
  • shì deǒu 'ěr chī
    Yes, once in a while.
  • shì chú liǎo huān zài wài chī fàn wài shì yuàn chū mén de rén shì máng máng de shè jiāo yìng chóu
    But other than dining out, which I like, I'm a home bird. I'm not one for a big social whirl.
  • yuán méi děng men chī wán jiù fàn cài zǒu liǎo
    The waiter whisk away the food before we have finished.
  • yuán méi děng men chī wán jiù fàn cài zǒu liǎo
    The waiter whisked away the food before we had finished.
  • chī jīng chuī liǎo shēng xiǎng liàng de kǒu shào
    He gave a loud whistle of surprise.