zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiān wéi shí zhǒng zhù yào yóu duō táng xiān wéi gòu chéng de de xiāo huà de zhí zhì chī hòu cháng de dòng
    Coarse, indigestible plant matter, consisting primarily of polysaccharides such as cellulose, that when eaten stimulates intestinal peristalsis.
  • shì duì zhè xiē diǎn wén xuéhái huì xīn shǎng gài yīn wéi chī xiāozhōng méi yòu dòng shǒu
    but he has not learned to enjoy things like classical literary works, which are probably indigestible for him . In the end, he could only stand by to watch.
  • zuó wǎn yàn chī duō liǎo , yán zhòng xiāo huà liáng .
    I overate at the party last night and got violent indigestion.
  • zuó wǎn yàn chī duō liǎoyán zhòng xiāo huà liáng
    I overeat at the party last night and get violent indigestion.
  • yàng lángtūnhǔyàn chī dōng huì huàn xiāo huà liáng de
    You ll have indigestion if you bolt down your food like that.
  • yàng lángtūnhǔyàn chī dōng huì xiāo huà liáng zhèng de
    You'll suffer form indigestion if you bolt down your food like that.
  • lángtūnhǔyàn chī dōng huì xiāo huà liáng zhèng de
    You'll suffer from indigestion if you bolt down your food like that.
  • hēng : jìn nián lái yòu liǎo xiāo huà liáng zhèngyīn wéi chī liǎo xiē de wèi shòu liǎo de dōng guò de wèi cóng lái méi yòu téng me hài
    In recent years, I have had occasional attacks of indigestion after eating something my stomach doesn't agree with, but I've never felt such a great pain in my stomach.
  • kàn dào duǒ de dōng luó yàng duōhěn fèn shuō rén men gěi luó chī de shí duō bèiquè ràng duǒ yàng zhòng de huò
    The donkey was indignant about the work distribution. He said:" My feed is only half as much as the mule's but my share of burden is the same as his."
  • liǎo kǒu , zhōng liú chū chī liǎo jīng .
    All that betrayed his surprise was a sharply indrawn breath.
  • liǎo kǒu zhōng liú chū chī liǎo jīng
    All that betrays his surprise is a sharply indrawn breath.
  • guǒ rén liǎo jiǔ chī liǎo 'ān mián yào huò bèi kān yìng tóng yīng 'ér shuì zài zhāng chuáng shàng
    Grown-ups shouldn't sleep with their babies if they have been drinking, have been taking sleep inducing drugs such as some cold medicines, or are exhausted.
  • zòng qíng chī
    indulge oneself in eating and drinking
  • bào shí guò liàng chī huò guò dān chén miǎn
    To eat or indulge in something excessively.
  • hái men tān chī táng guǒ bīng lín
    Children like to indulge in candy and ice-cream.
  • xiàn zài men yòu shuō 'ài chī qiǎo de nán xìng huì cháng shòu
    Now they say men who indulge in chocolate may live longer.
  • jié jiǎn de nóng mín nán chī hǎo cài hǎo fàn ràng xiǎng shòu xià
    The thrifty farmer seldom, if ever, indulge himself with good food.
  • bào yǐn bào shí zài chī shàng guòfèn huò jié zhì fàng zòng
    To engage in excessive or uncontrolled indulgence in food or drink.
  • shǐ néng chī nài láo
    indurate oneself to privation and suffering
  • nóng de fèn bào gào nián yòu fēn zhī xiǎng shòu cān de hái shí shàng jiā tíng shōu guò gāo 'ér gòu men gài chī diào liǎo 10 měi jīn
    A USDA study last year estimated that one in five children participating might be ineligible because the family's income is too high. USDA estimates that $1 billion of the funding bought lunches for ineligible children.
  • men duō shù réndōu yīnggāi wéi zhè xiē tǒng shù suǒ xiàn chū de píng děng 'ér chī jīng huò kǒng huāng
    Few of us should be surprised -- or threatened -- by statistics on inequality.
  • shí lìng shí pǐn hǎo chī yòu piányí
    When foods is in season, they taste good and is inexpensive.
  • chī nǎi de yīng 'ér huò shòu de yòu shòu
    A nursing infant or young animal.
  • zhǐ yīng háicóng píng zhōng chī niú nǎi
    (of an infant) given milk from a bottle.
  • zhǐ yīng háicóng qīn de fáng chī nǎi
    (of an infant) fed milk from the mother's breast.
  • dài guó jiā suǒ shǐ yòng de rén shǒu quán rén kǒu duì zhī xiàn zài yào zēng jiā duō shǎo bèigōng zuò xiàn zài jiān rén suǒ yōng yòu de miàn xiàn zài de rán 'ér bān qún zhòng chī dechuān de què shàng xiàn zài
    The ancient nations employed (in proportion to the whole population) infinitely more hands, the work was much harder, each individual possessed much more land, and yet the masses were much worse fed and clothed than is the case in modern nations.
  • tān chī de shuǐ guī píng zhǎn 'ér róu ruǎn de wài hái yòu céng jiān rèn de biǎo bèi yǎo shāng de shāng kǒu huì hěn téng
    voracious aquatic turtle with a flat flexible shell covered by a leathery skin; can inflict painful bites.
  • 6: 30 fēn de shí hòu huí lái liǎohái dài liǎo wèi hěn yòu yǐng xiǎng deshēng shàng de shú rén rén xiǎng qǐng men chī fànzhè duì lái shuō shì jiàn zuì dǎo méi de shì
    At about 6:30, he arrived with an influential business acquaintance who wanted to take us to dinner. My disappointment was bigger than life.
  • suí chù dōukě xiàn zhè zhǒng chī de dōng ( anyplace fēi zhèng shì dài anywhere shǐ yòng)。
    you can find this food anywhere; (`anyplace' is used informally for `anywhere').
  • chī guāng chī wán huò wántūn xià
    To eat or drink up; ingest.
  • gèng guài de jiàn shìchú pèijǐ wàiwèi lái de zhàn shì yào chī xiàshēng biāo shí ”。
    An even wackier proposal is that, along with their rations, soldiers of the future will ingest"biomarkers".
  • tīng dào zài jiāo tōng shì zhōng shòu zhòng shāng gǎn dào hěn chī jīng
    I am very much surprised to hear that he get badly injure in a motorcar accident.