zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • chī tài duō de rén sǐde zǎo
    Eats very many men are early dead.
  • shì yīn wéi 'è liǎoér shì yīn wéi tān zuǐ cái chī de
    He eats because of greed, not hunger.
  • qióng zài chī de fāng miàn hěn tiǎo
    Jean's very choosy about what she eats.
  • zǒng shì zài zhèng chī fàn
    She always eats her lunch at noon.
  • tǎo yàn cóng chī
    She hates fish and never eats any.
  • tān lán kuài chī shí de rén
    someone who eats food rapidly and greedily.
  • chī xiǎo
    The great fish eats up the small.
  • chī zhǒng yàng shí de rén
    a person who eats all kinds of foods.
  • shǎo chī ròuduō chī shū cài
    Little eat meat, and eats the vegetables more.
  • zhí 'ér jīng cháng chī cán dòu
    My nephew eats broad beans all the time.
  • chī yuè shǎorén jiù yuè shòu
    The less he eats, the thinner he gets.
  • chī yuè duōrén yuè pàng
    The more he eats, the fatter he gets.
  • niú zài cǎo píng shàng chī cǎo
    The ox eats the grass on the lawn.
  • zǒng shì yóu shǒu hǎo xiánhǎo chī lǎn zuò
    He always idles about and eats his own flesh.
  • fàn liàng bié chī jīng rén de duō
    He has a gigantic appetite and eats gigantic meal.
  • zǎo cān cháng chī liǎng miàn bāo
    Mary usually eats two loaves of bread for breakfast.
  • é de yòu chóng chī tián cài shū cài de
    moth larva that eats foliage of beets and vegetables.
  • zhè hái tiān yào chī liù kuài táng
    The boy eats six pieces of sugar a day.
  • cháng jǐng cóng gāo gāo de shù shàng chī diào nèn shù
    The giraffe eats tender leaf from the tree highly.
  • shēng tài xué měi chéng chéng yuán bèi lìng chéng yuán chī diào de yòu qún luò
    (ecology) a community of organisms where each member is eaten in turn by another member.
  • 1995 niányīng guó 'ài sài jùn céng yòu hái yòng yáo tóu wándàn zhǐ chī liǎo de qīn zhēn · bèi qián tán liǎo duì shí yàn jiēguǒ kàn shuō: " ( duì zhè jiēguǒ ) háo gǎn dào chī jīng
    Janet Betts, the Essex mother whose daughter Leah died after a single Ecstasy tablet in 1995, said: "This comes as no surprise.
  • dāng xià zài diàn yuán zhōng chī liǎo jìn guǒ hòuchǎn shēng liǎo yuán zuì
    Adam and Even committed the original sin when they ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
  • rén lèi de duò luò yóu dāng tōu chī diàn yuán de jìn guǒ 'ér sàng shī qīng bái miàn
    The loss of innocence and grace resulting from Adam's eating the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
  • kuài làn de ròu rēng diào néng zài chī liǎo
    Throw that tainted meat away; it's not edible.
  • xìng rén néng chī
    Are kernels of apricots edible?
  • zhè xiē cǎo méi chīhái shì yòu
    Are these berries edible, or are they poisonous?
  • chī de huò hóng jiāng guǒ
    edible purple or red berries.
  • yīn wén huà shuǐ píng 'ér chī liǎo kuī
    He was handicapped by lack of education.
  • huān chī mán dòng !
    Jellied eels leave me cold!
  • wēi xiǎo de mán huí chóng chī néng zài zhōng yǐn jiào de yòu
    minute eelworm that feeds on organisms that cause fermentation in e.g. vinegar.
  • jiǎng huà hěn mànhěn chī
    He spoke slowly and with effort.
  • chī guò fàn hòu men zǒu liǎo liǎo
    We have done for eighty miles since lunch.