吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè wèi dào hěn hǎo， bù guò wǒ zhēn de bù néng ràng wèi chī dé tài zhàng liǎo。
    It's delicious, but I really mustn't overwork my stomach.
  • kǎo yā wén qǐ lái bù cuò， bù guò wǒ zhēn de bù néng ràng wèi chī dé tài bǎo liǎo。
    It smells good, but I really mustn't overwork my stomach.
  • zhè wèi dào hěn hǎo， bù guò wǒ zhēn de bù néng wèi chī dé tài zhàng liǎo。
    It's delicious, but I really must not overwork my stomach.
  • zhè wèi dào hěn hǎo， bù guò wǒ zhēn de bù néng wèi chī dé tài zhàng liǎo。
    It 's delicious, but I really must not overwork my stomach.
  • chī tù sī miàn bāo shí hòu yòng de dà de yǐn shuǐ bō lí bēi（ luǎn xíng de wǎn）。
    a large drinking glass (ovoid bowl on a stem) for drinking toasts.
  • māo tóu yīng zhuō shénme chī？
    What does the owl prey on?
  • chī liǎo bié rén de zuǐ ruǎn， ná liǎo bié rén de shǒu duǎn。
    He have an ox on his tongue.
  • mǔ lì wǒ chī dé tài duō liǎo， xiǎng huàn huàn kǒu wèi。
    I've had oyster too much.I would like to have a change.
  • lán diǎn mǔ lì zhù yào zài měi guó dōng hǎi 'àn shuǐ yù zhōng fā xiàn de yī zhǒng xiǎo mǔ lì， tōng cháng shēng chī
    A type of small oyster found chiefly in eastern coastal waters and usually eaten raw.
  • dāng tā zuì hòu shuō fú wǒ cháng cháng mǔ lì shí， wǒ fā xiàn wǒ xiāng dāng xǐ huān chī 。
    I find I fairly like eating when he finally persuades me to taste the oyster.
  • yī tiān yòu gè nán hái qù duì tā lǎo shī shuō： “ lǎo shī， wǒ bà xiǎng zhī dào nǐ shì bù shì 'ài chī kǎo zhū ròu。 ”
    One day a boy came to his teacher and said: "Teacher, pa wants to know if you like roast pig."
  • zài yě yíng zhōng chī liǎo liǎng xīng qī de guàn tóu shí pǐn， xiàn zài wǒ zhēn xiǎng chī yī dùn xiàng yàng de měi wèi fàn cài。
    After eating out of packets and tins for a fortnight while camping. I'm really looking forward to a decent square meal.
  • jiào tā xī là wén shì hěn chī lì de shì .
    Teaching him Greek was a painful (ie slow and difficult) process.
  • chī guò duō de tián shí huì shǐ rén dǎo wèi wéi。
    Too much sweet food cloys the palate.
  • zài dōng tiān jié shù yǐ qián， nián qīng de xióng māo jiù kě yǐ cóng jiào ruǎn de zhú sǔn kāi shǐ shì zhe chī yī xiē gù tǐ shí wù liǎo。
    By the end of the winter, the young panda starts to eat solid foods beginning with soft bamboo shoots.
  • bà bà màn màn dì zǒu dào mù chǎng， mǎ zhèng zài chī cǎo。
    Papa slowly walked toward the field where the horses were eating grass.
  • yuē hàn zài tái wān xǐ huān chī mù guā， yīn wéi tā zài yīng guó cóng wèi chī guò。
    John liked eating papaya in Taiwan as he had never eaten it in England.
  • bié gěi tā qián， tā shì gè hǎo chī lǎn zuò de rén。
    Don't give money to him; he is a parasite.
  • chī zhè zhǒng shuǐ guǒ， nǐ yào yòng dāo jiāng hòu pí xuē diào。
    To get at the fruit, you pare off the rather thick peel with a sharp knife.
  • zuò zhè gè cài yào bǎ shū cài qiē chéng xì kuài， yīn wéi tā shì shēng chī 。
    To make this dish, pare the vegetables down into fine pieces, as they are eaten raw.
  • wǒ men zài bā lí jìn qíng dì chī hē。
    we wined and dined in Paris.
  • rén men zài jiào táng jiāo yì tīng chī yì dà lì miàn wǎn cān。
    People served a spaghetti supper in the parish house.
  • mǔ qīn péi zhe jí yīng zuò liǎo yī huì 'ér gōng fū， bīn gé lāi xiǎo jiě biàn lái qǐng tā chī zǎo fàn， yú shì tā jiù dài zhe sān gè nǚ 'ér yī kuài 'ér shàng fàn tīng qù。
    After sitting a little while with Jane, on Miss Bingley's appearance and invitation the mother and three daughters all attended her into the breakfast parlour.
  • cháng dǎo duì yóu qíng yù yǐn qǐ de fàn zuì yǐ xíng chéng liǎo běn dì dú yòu de、 biǎo miàn zhuàng liè shí zé bǐ sú de chǔlǐ shǒu fǎ， yòng móu shā dài tì lí hūn lái jiě jué zhēng fēng chī cù fāng miàn de chóu yuàn zhèyīháng jìng biàn shì qí zhōng yī lì。
    Long Island has developed its own tawdry suburban version of the crime passional, in which murder supplants divorce as a solution to the eternal triangle.
  • chī yì dà lì xì miàn tiáo huò qí tā yì dà lì miàn shí suǒ yòng de gè zhǒng shā sī。
    any of numerous sauces for spaghetti or other kinds of pasta.
  • jiǎo zǐ yī zhǒng huán zhuàng xiàn bǐng， tōng cháng yǐ ròu huò nǎi yóu zuò xiàn， tōng cháng yòng lái zuò tānɡ huò hé zhe tiáoliào chī
    Small ring-shaped pasta stuffed usually with meat or cheese and served in soup or with a sauce.
  • xī hóng shì： kē xué jiā men hěn zǎo jiù zhī dào， nà xiē chī shú xī hóng shì zhì pǐn， rú yì dà lì miàn tiáowèi zhī de nán xìng huàn qián liè xiàn 'ái de jī shuài jiào xiǎo。
    Tomatoes:Scientists have long known that men who eat cooked tomato products such as pasta sauces tend to have lower rates of prostate cancer.
  • zài nóng cūn hé mù qū xué xiào tuī xíng jì sù zhì， duì bù fēn zàngzú zhōng xiǎo xué xué shēng shí xíng bāo chī 、 bāo chuān、 bāo zhù de zhèng cè。
    Boarding schools have been introduced in rural and pastoral areas, where Tibetan primary and middle school students enjoy free food, clothing and accommodation.
  • cóng 1985 nián qǐ， yòu duì bù fēn zàngzú zhōng xiǎo xué xué shēng shí xíng bāo chī 、 bāo chuān、 bāo zhù zhèng cè， zài guǎng dà nóng mù qū xué xiào tuī xíng jì sù zhì。
    Since 1985, free food, clothing and accommodation have been provided for some Tibetan primary and middle school students, and boarding schools have been introduced in the vast rural and pastoral areas.
  • shuí bǎ diǎn xīn quán chī wán liǎo？
    Who has scoffed all the pastries down?
  • nǐ chī de diǎn xīn tài duō liǎo。
    You eat too much pastry.
  • wǒ men yǐ jīng bǎ niú fàng dào mù chǎng shàng chī cǎo qù liǎo。
    We have put our cattle out to pasture.