zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhōng guó gēng zhǐ zhàn shì jiè gēng de 7%, rén jūn zhàn yòu liàng zhǐ yòu 1.3 měi guó de rén jūn 12.16 shì jiè píng shù 4.52 duōquè yǎng huó liǎo zhàn shì jiè rén kǒu 22% de rén fāng mǒu xiē zhèng zhì jiā céng jīng duàn yán : zhōng guó méi yòu zhèng néng gòu jiě jué rén mín de chī fàn wèn
    Tilling 7 percent of the world's total cultivated land -- averaging only 1.3 mu (one mu equals one-fifteenth of one hectare) per capita as against 12.16 mu in the United States and the world's average of 4.52 mu -- China has nevertheless succeeded in feeding a population that makes up 22 percent of the world's total.
  • lǎnjiù shì zhì shuāi tuì shū kàn bào dòng nǎo jīn xià duìhǎo chī lǎn zuò
    that laziness means a waning revolutionary will that is manifested in failure to read books and periodicals, to use one's brains or to go down to the grass-roots units -- and also in a fondness for eating and aversion to work;
  • shénme dōng néng chī
    What foods should I avoid?
  • jiān zhà de dōng zàn shí bié chī
    Avoid fried foods for a while.
  • duì de wài mào chī liǎo jīng shèn liàngqiàng yóu cóng dēng shàng luò dào liǎo qiū de xiōng rán zhī jiān bèi tàng xǐng liǎo
    So startled was Psyche at his appearance that she stumbled a bit and several drops of oil from the lamp spattered out on Cupid's chest and burned him and he awoke suddenly.
  • fěi shàng jīng yàn xiǎng yào niǔ yuē lái de rén tán pàn dìng huì chī kuī
    Philip is only a babe in the woods; when he tries to negotiate with those men from New York, he'll lose everything.
  • yīng 'ér zhèng chī dōng
    The baby is eating.
  • 88. dāng yòu guān tiě de shuō guī huá gōng zuò zhōng wán chéng hòuzhēn zhèng jiān nán de rèn hái méi yòu kāi shǐ wēi xiǎn chī yào shāng jīn dòng chǎo chǎo rǎng rǎng de jiàn zào zhè xiē tiě de shí gōng zuò
    88. When the persuading and the planning for the western railroads had finally been completed, the really challenging task remained: the dangerous, sweaty, backbreaking, brawling business of actually building the lines.
  • shí zhōng bèi chī diào de
    An exposed piece in backgammon.
  • guò gǎo píng jūn zhù chī guō fàn shí shàng shì gòng tóng luò hòugòng tóng pín qióng men jiù shì chī liǎo zhè kuī
    We used to practise egalitarianism, with everyone "eating from the same big pot".In fact, that practice meant common backwardness and poverty, which caused us much suffering.
  • nìngyuàn chī xián ròu dànér yuàn chī lèi zhì zuò de zǎo cān shí pǐn
    I'll plump for bacon and eggs rather than breakfast cereal.
  • zǎo cān shí jīng cǎizhǐ chī liǎo diǎn xián ròu dàn
    He pecked listlessly at his breakfast of egg and bacon.
  • zǎo cān shí jīng cǎizhǐ chī liǎo diǎn dàn xián ròu
    She pecked listlessly at her breakfast of egg and bacon.
  • chī dōng shí chū shēng yīn yòu shī tǒng
    It is bad form to make sound while eating.
  • zhù rén jiào men jìn xīng chī wán
    The hostess bade us to make good cheer.
  • lìng rén fèi jiě de wèn miàn duì zhe zǎo cān chī shénme de kùn nán wèn guó nèi de kùn nán xíng shì
    a baffling problem; I faced the knotty problem of what to have for breakfast; a problematic situation at home.
  • · 'ěr jīng hǎo yuè méi yòu chī guò kǒu miàn bāo juàncháng guò piàn kǎo liǎo
    It has been months since Tina Moore last bit into a bagel or a slice of toast.
  • lǎng wéi dài cān shàng bānbìng shì chī cān guǎnér shì yīn wéi máng méi shí jiān
    Longway became a brown-bagger not because he can't afford the restaurant, but because he is too busy to go there.
  • guǎn jiā piān 'ài mài 'ěryīn wéi cóng mài 'ěr chī nǎi de shí hòu jiù rèn shí
    The bailiff had a weakness for Michael, whom he had known from his bottle up.
  • men zài zhè xiū huì chī diǎn dōng
    We have to bait here and take some food.
  • huān chī kǎo ròu ?
    Do you like baked chicken?
  • guān jìn shì jiè píng men suàn qǐng wài guó lǐng dǎo rén chī pài guǒ rén qiǎo xiǎo dàn gāo
    To promote world peace, they plan to bake pies and brownies for foreign leaders.
  • men zuò miàn bāo yào chī liù yuèbìng qiě shì yòng gān niú fèn hōng chū lái de
    They make bread for six months at one time; they bake it with dried cow-dung.
  • luó wèitā men zhǔn bèi yǐn shí kǎo yìng miàn bǐng gěi men chī
    Lot prepared a meal for them, baking unleavened cakes, and they ate them.
  • men zài yáng tái chī de zǎo fàn
    We have breakfast on the balcony.
  • sòng gěi píng guǒ huàn zuì huān chī de xiāng jiāo
    I gave Mary an apple in exchange for my favorite banana.
  • zuì huān chī jié cái shì xiāng jiāo
    Next to orange I like banana best.
  • hái men diū xiāng jiāo gěi hóu chī
    The children threw the monkey a banana.
  • men xiān liǎo zhǐ xiāng jiāo , suí hòu yòu chī liǎo liǎng píng guǒ
    We take a banana first then eat two apples.
  • zhōng fàn chī gēn xiāng jiāo kuài xiē xíng de nǎi lào
    He had a banana and a wedge of cheese for lunch.
  • zhèng zài chī xiāng jiāozuó wǎn yàn huì chī shénme liǎo
    She was eating a banana; What did you eat for dinner last night?
  • huān chī shuǐ guǒ píng guǒ xiāng jiāo děng děng
    I like fruits, such as apples, pears, bananas...