吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nà zhǐ māo chèn méi yòu rén zhù yì shí qiāoqiāo zǒu jìn bǎ yú chī liǎo。
    The cat crept up when no one was looking, and ate the fish.
  • jiè zǐ hé shuǐ qín cài cháng pīn zài shā lā lǐ chī 。
    Mustard and cress is often eaten as part of a salad.
  • mí nuò táo luò sī bàn rén bàn niú de guài wù。 tā zhù zài kè lǐ tè dǎo de mí gōng zhōng bìng chī diào yǎ diǎn jìn gòng de tóng nán tóng nǚ zhí zhì bèi tè xiū sī shā sǐ
    A monster who was half man and half bull, to whom young Athenian men and women were sacrificed in the Cretan labyrinth until Theseus killed him.
  • yī zhǒng yòng yú guān shǎng de rè dài měi zhōu qiáo mù , èr huí yǔ zhuàng fù yè , huā jù shēn hóng sè de xióng ruǐ , zǔ chéng qiú xíng huā cù , jiá guǒ jù tián guǒ ròu , gōng niú chī 。
    large ornamental tropical American tree withbipinnate leaves and globose clusters of flowers with crimson stamens and sweet-pulp seed pods eaten by cattle.
  • wǒ xǐ huān zhè zhǒng cuì wō jù hé fān qié zuò de shā lā， hěn hǎo chī 。
    I like the delicious salad of crisp lettuce and tomatos.
  • chī qǐ lái yòu tián yòu cuì。
    It tastes sweet and crisp.
  • zhè zhǒng bìng gān chī shàng qù sōng cuì。
    These biscuits eat crisp.
  • wǒ xiǎng chī gān zhà miàn。
    I'd like the crispy fried noodles.
  • fēi zhōu běi bù měng； gǔ dài céng bèi rèn wéi tūn chī ě yú dàn。
    North African mongoose; in ancient times thought to devour crocodile eggs.
  • xiū jiǎn shù lí； kěn chī qīng cǎo de yáng qún
    Crop a hedge; sheep cropping grass.
  • huáng chóng hěn kuài bǎ zhuāng jià quán chī guāng liǎo。
    The locusts soon ate up the crop.
  • yáng qún zài chī qīng cǎo。
    The sheep were cropping on the grass.
  • dāng kǒng bù fènzǐ yǔ shì bīng jiāo huǒ shí， píng mín zǒng yòu chī liú dàn de wēi xiǎn。
    There is always the risk of civilians being caught in the crossfire when terrorists and soldiers snoot it out.
  • jiāo chā chī zhāng jìn xíng jiāo chā chī zhāng huò lián xù jiāo chā chī zhāng
    To perform a crossruff or a series of crossruffs.
  • wǒ zài nóng chǎng dù guò liǎo yú kuài de yī zhōu， chéng tiān wú suǒ shì shì， zhǐ shì chī fàn、 shuì jué、 xīn shǎng fēng jǐng， gèng ràng rén nán yǐ wàng huái de shì guān shǎng nà xuàn lì duō cǎi de rì luò。
    I spent a happy week in the farm with nothing to do but eat and sleep and enjoy the scenery-and crowning it all, glorious sunset.
  • zài shén huà gù shì zhōng， mó guǐ hěn cán rěn 'ér qiě chī rén。
    In fairy stories, the ogre is cruel and eats people.
  • bǎ huā shēng mǐ niǎn suì， zhè yàng nǎi nǎi cái néng chī diǎn。
    Crumble the peanuts up so that Granny can have some.
  • tā xiāng sū kě kǒu， tǐng hǎo chī de。
    It's crumbly and delicious.
  • tā chī wán miàn bāo hòu， qù wài tào shàng de miàn bāo xiè。
    After eating the loaf he whisked the crumbs off his coat.
  • chī wán kǎo miàn bāo hòu， wǒ bǎ yùn dòng shān shàng de miàn bāo xiè fú dào dì bǎn shàng。
    I finished my toast and brushed the crumbs from my sweatshirt onto the floor ．
  • nǐ hē wán kā fēi hòu， guì xià qù bǎ diào zài dì tǎn shàng de bǐng xiè dū jiǎn qǐ lái， dài dào suǒ yòu de bǐng xiè dū jìn rù nǐ de kǒu zhōng hé shí dào， nà cái suàn shì chī wán liǎo zhěng gè bǐng。 ”
    And you -- after you drink the coffee, get down on your knees and gather up the crumbs of the dry cake from the rug. Only after all the crumbs have come into your mouth, and your gullet, will all the cake be eaten."
  • měi guó fù mǔ duì hái zǐ de zūn zhòng chéng dù zài dà duō shù 'ōu zhōu jiā tíng shì wén suǒ wèi wén : “ zǎo cān nǐ xiǎng chī ‘ fú lù tè juàn ’ hái shì‘ chuán cháng bǐng gān’ ?
    American parents treat their children with a near-deference unheard of in most European households: "Would you like Froot Loops or Captain Crunch for breakfast?
  • wǒ yào hé wǒ mí liàn de zhè gè nǚ hái chī wǎn cān。
    I'm going to dinner with this girl I have a crush on.
  • ài chī 。 bù guò nà yī kuài kuài bái de dōng xī shì shénme？
    Yes. but what are those cube of white stuff?
  • wǒ rén shēng de zuì dà zhuǎn biàn jiù fā shēng zài nà shí de bā lí， wǒ zhī dào rú guǒ wǒ dāng shí guān zài wū lǐ bù chū qù zǒu zǒu， zhǎo gè chī wǎn fàn de dì fāng zuò zuò， nà me wǒ zài bā lí de quán bù shí jiān jiù zhǐ huì duǒ zài zhè gè xiǎo wū lǐ， wǒ de mèng xiǎng jiù huì xiàng xiān qián nà yàng pò miè， ér wǒ yě yǒng yuǎn bù huì zuò wéi yī gè dú lì de rén qù xiǎng shòu rén shēng， yú shì wǒ zhèn zuò qǐ lái zǒu chū fáng jiān。
    The most important thing I did in Paris happened at that moment. I knew that if I didn't go out, right then, and find a place to have dinner, I would hide in this cubicle my entire time in Paris. My dream would be foregone, and I might never learn to enjoy the world as a single individual. So I pulled myself together and went out.
  • wǒ xǐ huān chī yòu huáng guā de sān míng zhì。
    I like to eat cucumber sandwiches.
  • chī diǎn huáng guā bā。
    Have some cucumber.
  • gěi nín yī xiǎo dié yóu zhà huā shēng mǐ hé yī xiǎo dié yān huáng guā， nín hē chá shí kě yǐ chī yī chī
    Here is a small dish of fried peanuts and a small dish of pickled cucumber to go with your tea.
  • zhè cān fàn shì miǎn fèi de， suǒ yǐ tā jué dé gé wài hǎo chī 。
    She enjoyed her meal all the more because it was on the cuff.
  • rán hòu tā liǎ kě néng huì qù yī jiā zhōng guó cān guǎn chī wǎn fàn， yǐ cǐ lái jié shù yī tiān de huó dòng。
    After that, they might end their day dining in a restaurant that serves Chinese cuisine.
  • jīn tiān wǒ men chī de shì shì jiè wén míng de chuān cài。
    It's the world famous Sichuan cuisine.
  • zhè shì wǒ hé wǒ qī zǐ dì yī cì dào rì běn liào lǐ cān guǎn lái chī fàn。
    This is the first time for my wife and me to come to a Japanese cuisine restaurant to have dinner.