吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • gé léi 'è mǔ zuó wǎn tóng tā nǚ péng yǒu yī qǐ wài chū， tā yào wǒ duì tā qī zǐ shuō tā zhěng gè wǎn shàng tóng wǒ zài yī qǐ。 dàn wǒ bù míng bái wǒ wèishénme yào zì tǎo kǔ chī ， qù bāng tā yǐn mán tā de fēng liú yùn shì。
    Graham was out with his girlfriend last night and he asked me to tell his wife that he spent the evening with me. But I don ’ t see why I should put my head in a noose to conceal his affair.
  • tā zǔ mǔ shèn zhì lián fàn yě bù yuàn gěi tā chī 。
    Her grandma grudged her even the food she ate.
  • zǔ fù shì yī wèi xīn ruǎn de lǎo hǎo rén ; tā lǎo shì gěi wǒ men hǎo chī de、 hǎo wán de
    Grandpa is an old softie; he always gives us treat
  • ràng wǒ men qǐng yé yé nǎi nǎi shàng lái chī fàn bā！
    Let's have our grandparents up to dinner.
  • tānɡ mǔ chǒng 'ài sūn zǐ， zǒng shì gěi tā táng guǒ chī 。
    Tom spoiled his grandson by giving him sugar candy.
  • lǐ nǎi nǎi de yá chǐ quán bù luò guāng liǎo， tā chī dōng xī zhǐ néng yī diǎn yī diǎn dì kěn。
    Her teeth having all dropped out, Granny Li could only nibble away at her food.
  • wǒ rèn wéi tā zhè yàng shuō bù guò shì chī bù dào pú táo biàn shuō pú táo suān。
    I think it's just sour grapes.
  • 【 yàn】 hú lí chī bù dào pú táo， jiù shuō pú táo suān。
    "The grapes are sour", as the fox said when he could not reach them.
  • chī bù dào pú táo jiù shuō pú táo suān。
    The grapes are sour.
  • niú qún zài mù chǎng shàng chī cǎo。
    Cattle are at grass.
  • niú zài mù chǎng shàng chī cǎo。
    The cattle are at grass.
  • “ hǎo bā， ” tā shuō：“ wèile bù fù tā men de shèng qíng， wǒ jiù chī bā， zhǐ chī yī diǎn diǎn。 kě shì， qiáo zhì， zhè yě tài nà gè liǎo。”
    “ Well,” says he, “ to gratify them I will. So just a morsel. But George, this beats Banagher.”
  • tā yāo qǐng wǒ chī fàn yǐ biǎo shì tā de gǎn jī。
    She showed me her gratitude by inviting me to dinner.
  • 　　 tā jiàn yì shuō wǒ men kě yǐ zài wǒ de dà yè bān zhī hòu yī qǐ qù chī dōng xī .
    He suggested we should go to eat after my graveyard shift.
  • yòu tǔ dòu hé zōng sè ròu tānɡ kě yǐ chī ， yòu fáng zǐ kě yǐ zhù， wǒ de zhàng fū yòu yī fèn hěn hǎo hěn wěn dìng de gōng zuò -- zhè yī qiē de yī qiē tóng yàng yě hěn pǐ pèi。
    Potatoes and brown gravy, a roof over our heads, my man with a good steady job -- these things matched, too.
  • niú zài dì lǐ chī cǎo。
    Cattle were grazing in the field.
  • yòng shéng xì zhù shēng kǒu de tuǐ rèn qí liù dá chī cǎo
    Hobble the animals out to graze
  • （ niú、 yáng） chī qīng cǎo shǐ zài mù chǎng shàng chī cǎo
    To graze on(land or vegetation).
  • yáng tōng cháng zài cǎo dì chī cǎo。
    The sheep usually graze in the grass land.
  • fàng mù bǎ（ shēng chù） gǎn dào mù chǎng chī cǎo
    To herd(animals) into a pasture to graze.
  • shǐ guò dù fàng mù ràng dòng wù guò dù dì chī （ zhí wù cóng lín）， dào liǎo yòu hài yú zhí wù de chéng dù
    To permit animals to graze(vegetational cover) excessively, to the detriment of the vegetation.
  • yòu shí， bié de lù cóng shù lín lǐ chū lái chī cǎo， fú lán jī wén jiàn tā men de qì wèi shí， jiù tái qǐ tóu lái。
    Sometimes other deer came out of the woods to graze. When Frankie caught their scent, his head came up.
  • mù cǎo cǎo shí dòng wù zuò wéi shí wù chī de cǎo huò qí tā zhí wù
    Grass or other vegetation eaten as food by grazing animals.
  • mù cǎo cǎo shí dòng wù néng chī de cǎo huò qí tā zhí wù
    The grass or other vegetation eaten by grazing animals.
  • niú zài chī cǎo。
    The cattle are grazing.
  • niú zhèng zài cǎo yuán chī cǎo。
    Cows are grazing in the pasture.
  • niú zài zì yóu dì chī cǎo。
    The cattle are grazing at large.
  • niú qún zài tián yě shàng chī cǎo。
    The cattle are grazing in the field.
  • niú qún zài tián yě zhōng chī qīng cǎo。
    The cattle were grazing in the fields.
  • wǒ men zài nà lǐ kàn dào yī qún qún de niú zài cǎo dì shàng chī cǎo。
    There we saw herds of cows grazing on the pasture.
  • dòng wù yī bān xǐ huān chéng qún dì chī cǎo huò huó dòng。
    Animals are in general fond of herding and grazing in company.
  • huái 'é míng zhōu shì yī gè tiān rán de fàng mù qū， nà lǐ de mù cǎo shì chī bù wán de。
    Wyoming is a natural grazing country and cannot be eaten out.