zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xīn zhōng guó chéng hòuduì 'ér kào de lǎo rén shí xíng bǎo gòngyǎng” ( bǎo chībǎo chuānbǎo zhù bǎo bǎo zàng ) zhì bìng zài duō fāng jiàn liǎojìng lǎo yuàn”。
    After New China was founded, a five-guarantee system was adopted for childless and helpless old folks, according to which they are provided with food, clothing, medical care, housing and burial expenses. In addition, many places have set up "houses of respect for the aged."
  • hái men chī fàn
    Children have a meal!
  • chǒng huài de hái zǎo cān tuī kāiyào bīng líng chī
    That spoiled chile thrust his breakfast from him, asking for icecream.
  • chī zhè huān zhàn diǎn jiàng
    I like to have it with chili sauce.
  • cóng chī jiāo tiáowèi liàoduì lái shuō tài liǎo
    I never use chili sauce, it's far too hot for me.
  • zài hái liú zài táng rén jiē méi zǒu zhī qián pàn wàng zhe chī de dùn zhēn zhèng de zhōng guó cān
    I've been looking forward to having my first real Chinese meal while I'm in Chinatown.
  • chī liǎo hàn bǎo bāo fèn zhà shǔ tiáo
    She have a hamburger and a portion of chip.
  • huān chī zhū yóu jiān dòu piàn
    He likes to eat chips fried in lard.
  • qīn zài zhōng chǎng xiū shí jìn liàng liáo xiē kuài de shì 'ér bìng jìn néng duō chī dōng
    My father tried to make pleasant chitchat and eat as much as he could during halftime.
  • fàn qián yào chī qiǎo
    Never eat chocolate before dinner.
  • huān chī qiǎo táng qiú
    He likes to eat chocolate drops.
  • men hěn kuài jiù chī wán liǎo qiǎo dàn gāo
    We soon despatched the chocolate cake.
  • yào miǎn chī tián shí dàn gāoqiǎo táng bīng lín
    You must avoid sweet foods, e.g. cake, chocolate, sugar and ice cream.
  • xiǎng yào chī kuài qiǎo
    I'd like a piece of chocolate.
  • shì chī qiǎo
    Chocolate always disagrees with me.
  • chī qiǎo liǎo
    I am satiated with chocolate.
  • zài chī kuài qiǎo
    May I have another chocolate?
  • bié 'ài chī qiǎo
    Overindulging a fondness for chocolate.
  • cháng 'ài chī qiǎo
    He's unusually fond of chocolate.
  • chī diǎn qiǎo
    Won't you have some chocolate?
  • de liǎng xiǎo hái 'ài chī qiǎo
    Her two children are crazy about chocolates.
  • de liǎng xiǎo hái 'ài chī qiǎo
    Her two children is crazy about chocolates.
  • néng chī me duō qiǎo
    You must not eat so many chocolates!
  • shèng xià dedōu shì yìng qiǎo ruǎn dedōu gěi men chī guāng liǎo
    There are only hard chocolates left; we've eaten all the soft ones.
  • zài guān kàn diàn yǐng shí zhěng zhěng qiǎo quándōu chī xià liǎo
    He ate a whole box of chocolates while he was watching that film.
  • huān chī tián shícháng huā qián mǎi qiǎo gāo diǎn chī
    He has a sweet tooth and often spends money on chocolates and cakes.
  • kǒu chī liǎo bàn qiǎo zhēn shì 'ài chī tián shí
    My wife consumed at one sitting half a box of chocolates; she certainly got a sweet tooth.
  • shì jiǎn féidàn shì yīn wéi jiàn dào qiǎo jiù xiǎng chījiēguǒ hài liǎo
    I'm trying to lose weight but I'm my own worst enemy because I cannot resist eating chocolates.
  • sòng gěi zuì huān chī de qiǎo zhè shì xiǎng chī xiǎo kuī zhàn piányíxiàn zài zhèng qiē děng dài zhe de fǎn yìng
    He sent her a box of her favourite chocolates. It was a sprat to catch a mackerel, and he waited eagerly for her reply.
  • jīng shèn zhòng kǎo xuǎn wéi chī de dōng
    something considered choice to eat.
  • kǒu méi chī hǎo shǐ shā zhù liǎo
    A mouthful went down the wrong way and made him choke.
  • cōng cōng chī wán zǎo cān gǎn gōng gòng chē
    She had to choke down her breakfast in order to catch her bus.