zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiè xiè nín tōng cháng huān chī jiāo zhī pái zhè dào cài shí jiān cháng
    Thank you. I usually like a good juicy steak. Will it be long?
  • tóu deduō zhīguǒ ròu wēi suān de huáng guǒ shícháng chī bàn
    large yellow fruit with somewhat acid juicy pulp; usual serving consists of a half.
  • zhǒng guǎng fàn shēngzhǎng de huáng qiě guǒ shí róu ruǎnduō zhīchéng bái de tōng cháng shēng chī huò zuò guàn tóu
    A widely grown variety of pear with yellowish skin and soft, juicy white flesh, eaten fresh or often canned.
  • hái men biǎo xiàn liáng hǎokǎi lún qǐng men chī bǐng
    As a reward for being good, Karen bought all the children pizza.
  • chī yào jiù shì liǎo huí jiù néng gòu qīng shēn yīn jiù néng zhì
    If one takes medicine, he could push back karma, making it impossible to cleanse his body and hence to cure his diseases.
  • sān hóng zhì xuān yáng liàn lún gōng jiù néng chī yàobiān zào liǎo tào suǒ wèi dexiāo de miù lùnniē zàowàn rén diào cháde jiǎ bào gào zhuàngōng dào bìng chúde jiǎ bìng
    Thirdly,Li has advocated that Falun Gong practitioners must not take medicine and preached the so-called karma-eliminating fallacy. He has concocted a survey report of ten thousand practitioners and fabricated cases of illnesses cured by practicing Falun Gong.
  • zhè tiáo jiē shàng de shàng bǎi xiǎo chī diàn gōng yìng zhǒng chī decóng kǎo ròu chuàn dào tānɡ yìng quán
    Hundreds of food stalls in this street stock with everything from shish kebab to soup.
  • ròu chuàn chī huì hěn bàng
    It will be perfect with the Chicken Kebab.
  • de shēng quàn bié chī táng
    My doctor has warned me to keep off sugar.
  • sǔn hǎi dàinán fěn jìn zhǐ chī
    It is also forbidden to serve bamboo shoots, kelp and lentil noodles.
  • dàn què cháng cháng dào tōng wǎng kěn zhōng xīn de tiáo jiē biān de cān guǎn chī fàn
    I do, however, eat from time to time outdoors at a restaurant on the street leading to the Kennedy Center.
  • zǒng shì chīde fēi cháng hǎo
    Kept an excellent table.
  • yào guǒ rén chījiù suì guǒ
    He that would eat the kernel must crack the nut.
  • lùn chī shénme huān fàng duō fān qié jiàng
    She likes to souse everything she eats in tomato ketchup.
  • gāng wèi guò chī de shì shū càishuǐ guǒgǒu shí hùn zài de bàn
    He'd just been served his normal meal--a mix of vegetables,fruit,dog kibble,fish and chicken.
  • yàoxiè xiè bié shì chī wán měi wèi de niú pái niú yāo xiàn bǐng
    Not for me, thank you. Especially after that nice steak and kidney pie.
  • gěi kāi diǎn zhǐ téng piànquè shí nán shòu shí chī piàn
    I'll prescribe some pain-killer. Take one when you feel really bad.
  • [ yàn ] hǎo tīng de nuò yán néng dāng fàn chī
    Kind words butter no parsnips.
  • bié shuō xiàng de chī rén guǐ shí xīn cháng hěn hǎo
    Don't make him out to be such a terrible ogre; he is really quite kindhearted.
  • hái yòu shì yàng de fāng xiǎo chī
    And there're all kinds of local delicacies.
  • men tiān tiān zhuō lóng xiā zhèng men zhōng jiān de rén suǒ shuō de yàng,“ chī xiàng guó wáng yàng hǎo。”
    They caught lobster and fish every day, and, as one of them put it "ate like kings".
  • men tōng cháng zài chú fáng chī zǎo fàn
    They usually eat their breakfast in the kitchen.
  • zhè xiāo shǐ chī jīng
    The news knocked him back.
  • kǒu chī diào pén shū cài
    Knock off a plateful of vegetables
  • chī běncháo xiāné shìguǎng dōngchuāncài
    Eat european( japanese, korean, russian, guangdong, sichuan) food
  • hán guó tóng xué : fàn chī liǎojiǔ liǎo men hái gànshénme ?
    Korean student: We are full. What shall we do next?
  • yīn nòng cuò 'ér chī tóu
    He labored under the mistake.
  • lǎo rén chī shàng
    An old woman labored up.
  • men shān shíkāi shǐ de bàn xiǎo shí hěn chī dàn hòu lái jiù shùn liǎo lái jiào qīng sōng liǎo
    We climbed with labored breathing for half an hour, but then got our second wind and went up more easily.
  • shè chén zhòng chī xíng zǒu
    To walk in a laborious, heavy-footed way; plod.
  • yào shēng dào gāo wèi shàng jīng guò shì hěn jiān nán dedàn shì rén men què yào chī duō gèng de tòng
    The rising unto place is laborious; and by pains men come to greater pains;
  • chuán zài tāo xiōng yǒng de hǎi shàng huǎn màn chī háng xíng
    The ship laboured through the heavy seas.