zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiān pán de dōng chī diào
    Finish everything on your plate first.
  • zhuō shàng de dōng tǒng tǒng chī diào
    Finish off everything on the table
  • men chī wán liǎo wǎn fàn
    They have finished their dinner.
  • chī wán fàn
    after finishing the meal...
  • dìng xīn jiā hòuchú wǎn chè de biān pào shēng bèi jué 'ěr de guó diàn huà líng shēng dàichú zài jiā zhàng de jiā rén chī guò tuán yuán fàn hòu biàn guà zhe yào huí jiā gēn tái wān de qīn yǒu diàn huà lùn chū huò jìn lái de diàn huàkāi tóu dōushì gōng gōng de xiáng huà lián chuàn
    After settling here, the endless sound of bursting firecrackers on Chinese New Year's Eve has been replaced by the non-stop ringing of IDD calls. As soon as the reunion dinners at my elder brother and in-laws' place are over, I cannot wait to head home to call relatives and friends in Taiwan to exchange greetings.
  • " kāi tóu jiàn shì , liè chū liǎo zhāng suǒ yòu jìn chī de shí dān。 "
    "First of all, he wrote out a long list of all the foods which were forbidden."
  • men shǒu xiān chī zǎo fànrán hòu xíng xué xiào
    First we'll have breakfast, then we'll walk to school.
  • men zhèng cān chī liǎo
    We had fish for dinner.
  • zuì 'ài chī ?
    I like fish best.
  • tīng shuō guò suō xiǎng tūn chī luó de shì tóng mǒu xiē xiā chuī de shìzhè néng shì zhēn de
    Have you heard the one about the pike that tried to eat a mule? Unlike some fisherman s tales this one could be true.
  • zài zhǔn bèi diǎn xiǎo chī .
    He's just fixing a snack.
  • gěi gǒu 'ér men nòng chī de shí hòu men wéi zhù zhuǎn
    The dog hovers around me while I am fixing their dinner.
  • tīng shuō péng yǒu bèi kòng móu shā zuì , chī jīng .
    He was flabbergasted when he heard that his friend had been accused of murder.
  • tīng shuō péng yǒu bèi kòng móu shā zuì chī jīng
    He is flabbergast when he hears that his friend has been accused of murder.
  • dāng gǎn dào 'è nán 'āi shízhǎo xiē dōng lái chī
    When you start flaking out, have something to eat.
  • men cóng zuǒ de qiāng pào shè shǐ men chī jīng
    our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise.
  • yào shì fèng chéng qīn shuō dìng huì men quán qǐng chī fàn
    If you flatter your mother a bit she may invite us all to dinner.
  • kǒu dehǎo chī de chōng mǎn xiāng wèi deměi wèi kǒu de
    Full of flavor; savory.
  • shēng jiāng yòng yǐn liào gěi shí tiān jiā fēng wèizhōng guó rén shèn zhì zài dōng tiān chī jiāng lái nuǎnhuo shēn
    Used in drinks and to flavour food, the Chinese even use ginger to warm themselves in winter.
  • qún yáng zài biān chī cǎo
    A flock of sheep were grazing by the side of the road.
  • yòu chuānzhuó jiàn yìn yòu huā huì 'àn de jìn liǎo de biàn zhuó zěn me néng cóng xiān huā zhōng cǎi dào chī
    Once when I walked into his room wearing a floral-print dress, he tried to figure out how to get nectar from the “ flowers” .
  • cōng máng chī guò fàn
    Took lunch on the fly.
  • " dāng men tiān zǎo chén xǐng lái xiàn duō liǎo tóu bān de shí hòuzhuóshí chī liǎo jīng。 "
    "It really was a bit of a shock when we got up one morning and we saw the foal that was there."
  • men shēng chù yǎng zài nóng chǎng mùdì zhī shì fàng men zài tián chī liào zuò
    They kept their stock on the farm, partly to eat off their own fodder-crops.
  • mín jiān shì huān chī rén de rén
    (folklore) a giant who likes to eat human beings.
  • zhāo dài : chī xiē shénme
    What'll it be, folks?
  • chī yào shí qǐng 'àn zhào bāo zhuāng shàng de shuō míng yòng
    Please follow the instructions on the packet when you take the drug.
  • me jiē zhe chī shénme shì
    And to follow, madam?
  • huān chī ròu
    I am not fond of eating meat.
  • huān chī tián shí
    Ants are fond of sweet food.
  • fēi cháng huān chī bīng lín
    I am very fond of icecream.
  • 'ài chī hǎi wèi
    Be you fond of sea-food?