吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tā chī liǎo hěn duō xiǎo tián bǐng。
    He ate cookies by the dozen.
  • tā yī xià chī liǎo sān kuài bǐng gān。
    he took three cookies at a time.
  • tānɡ mǔ : shàng xué de xiǎo hái zǐ wǎng wǎng dài sān míng zhì、 shuǐ guǒ hé xiǎo gāo diǎn， huò zài xué xiào zì zhù cān tīng chī 。
    Kids in school take sandwiches, fruit and cookies along with them or eat in school cafeterias.
  • shí mó yě bù rú jiā lǐ zuò de hǎo chī 。
    Nothing beats home cooking.
  • tā men chī wán wǎn cān hòu， nǚ zhāo dài qián lái qīng lǐ liǎo zhuō miàn， gěi kù bǎi sòng lái liǎo kā fēi hé duī liǎo bīng qí lín de xiàn bǐng， gěi sū hé chén sòng lái liǎo chá
    They finish dinner. The waitress comes back and clears off the table. She brings Cooper his coffee and pie a la mode, and Su and Chen their tea
  • zhè nǚ hái xiàng tā gū mā yào liǎo yī dùn fàn chī 。
    The girl copped a meal from her aunt.
  • tā chī diào liǎo lǐ zǐ， bìng rēng diào liǎo guǒ hé。
    He ate the plum, and threw the core away.
  • lú cí shì yī zhǒng cháng bó zǐ hēi yán sè de dà niǎo， shēng huó zài hǎi bīn 'ér qiě yǐ chī yú wéi shēng。
    The cormorant is a large, long-necked, dark-colored bird which lives near sea coasts and eats fish.
  • yù mǐ fěn zuò chéng de sōng ruǎn miàn bāo， yòu shí yě yòng dào mǐ hé yù mǐ suì lì zuò chéng； bì xū yòng tiáogēng chī （ zhù yào zài nán fāng）。
    soft bread made of cornmeal and sometimes rice or hominy; must be served with a spoon (chiefly Southern).
  • yù mǐ fěn yuán bǐng yóu dào mǐ huò xiǎo mài miàn fěn zhì chéng de yī zhǒng bù hán jiào mǔ de bó miàn bāo， zài jiào rè biǎo miàn shàng hōng zhì 'ér chéng， tōng cháng zhì yú dòu lèi、 suì ròu huò nǎi yóu zhī shàng chī huò bāo zhe zhè xiē dōng xī chī
    A thin disk of unleavened bread made from cornmeal or wheat flour, baked on a hot surface, and usually served topped with or rolled around beans, ground meat, or cheese.
  • xiǎo tānɡ mǔ lǎn yáng yáng dì tǎng zài shuì yǐ shàng， chī zhe táng guǒ。
    Little Tom was lolling about on the couch, eating sweets.
  • qióng sī zhèng wù yuán shì gè fēi cháng yòu dì wèi de rén， yīn cǐ dāng wǒ men dé zhī tā gān de shì hòu， wǒ men shí zài dà chī yī jīng。
    Councillor Jones is a pillar of society, so we were all the more shocked when we fond out what he had done.
  • tā gěi hái zǐ niú nǎi chī。
    She feed her child with cow's milk.
  • tā gěi hái zǐ niú nǎi chī。
    She feeds her child with cow 's milk.
  • lìng rén jù sàng de shì， yòu nà me duō rén duì chéng shí gǎn dào chī jīng， ér duì qī piàn gǎn dào chī jīng de rén què nà me de shǎo。（ kē wò dé）
    It is discouraging to think how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit.( N. Coward)
  • wǒ xiǎng wǒ yào chī xiè ròu shēng cài。
    I think I'll have the crab salad.
  • wǒ xiǎng wǒ yào chī xiè ròu shā lā。
    I think I 'll have the crab salad.
  • hěn yòu kě néng nǐ zhèng zài bàn gōng zhuō bàng biān chī sān míng zhì biān dú zhè piān wén zhāng， rú guǒ shì zhè yàng， nà me nǐ yě xǔ bù yuàn yì tīng dào zhè yàng yī zé xiāo xī： gū jì běn zhōu yuē yòu 15 wàn rén wéi liǎo yī bǎo yǎn fú hé kǒu fú 'ér yǒng rù yì dà lì dū líng de yī gè míng wéi " màn cān bó lǎn huì " de yàn huì。
    If,as is all too likely,you are reading this over a sandwich at your desk,you may not want to hear that an estimated 150,000 people are this week cramming into a feast for the eyes and stomach called the"Slow Food Fair"at Turin,Italy.
  • dào zhè gè shí hòu， dù zǐ kāi shǐ gū gū jiào zhe yào chī dōng xī liǎo。
    By this time the inner man began to crave nourishment.
  • lìng wài yī xiē yán jiū rén yuán zhèng zài xún zhǎo zhèng jù zhèng míng chí xù shí yòng zhī fáng hé táng huì dǎo zhì rén men xiǎng chī gèng duō de zhī fáng hé táng， jiù xiàng xī dú shàng yǐn yī yàng。
    Other researchers are finding evidence that constant exposure to fat and sugar can cause some humans to crave them as they do an addictive drug.
  • yīn cǐ zài yī zhōu nèi jìn liàng jiǎn shǎo 'ài chī shí pǐn de shè rù liàng， kàn kàn tǐ nèi shuǐfèn hán liàng、 qíng xù、 tǐ lì shì fǒu yòu suǒ gǎi shàn héng héng nǐ yī dìng huì gǎn dào wàn fēn jīng chà。
    Therefore, for one week, try cutting out any foods you crave and just see what happens to your fluid levels, your mood and your energy you could be seriously amazed.
  • wǒ jí xiǎng chī táng guǒ。
    I'm craving for sweets.
  • wǒ jí xiǎng chī táng guǒ。
    I am craving for sweets.
  • tūn chī huò kě qiú dà liàng shí wù。
    devouring or craving food in great quantities.
  • wǒ hěn xiǎng chī tián shí。
    I've got a craving for something sweet.
  • kě shì， wǒ bìng méi yòu xǐ huān chī zhè liǎng zhǒng dōng xī， yòu hé bì pò fèi ní？
    However as I have no particular craving for either of these, why waste money on such delicacies?
  • chī diǎn bīng qí lín hǎo má？
    How about some cream?
  • qǐng chī cǐ bīng qí lín。
    Have some ice cream, please.
  • nǎi yóu zhà miàn juàn hǎo chī dàn yì fā pàng。
    Cream donuts are delicious but fattening.
  • wǒ yī jiàn dào bīng qí lín jiù rěn bù zhù xiǎng chī 。
    I can never resist an ice cream.
  • jù huì jié shù shí， rén men yī bān hē kā fēi、 tián jiǔ， chī nǎi yóu dàn gāo。
    These usually end with coffee,liqueur,and creamy layer cakes.
  • chī kǔ zài qián， xiǎng shòu zài hòu， zhè jiù shì wǒ men de kǒu hào。
    To be the first to bear hardship and the last to enjoy comfort is our credo.