吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè shì yáng chī cǎo de hǎo dì fāng。
    It is a good place for goats to pasture.
  • fàng mù chǎng jiā chù huó dòng huò chī cǎo yòng de juàn qǐ de chǎng dì
    An enclosed area designated for the exercise or pasture of livestock.
  • dàn nà shì bù kě néng de。 pà tè hé tānɡ mǔ yāo qǐng wǒ men lái chī wǔ fàn。
    It's impossible that Pat and Tom invited us to lunch.
  • gěi quē fá wéi shēng sù de bìng rén chī de shí wù。
    a diet designed to patients with vitamin deficiencies.
  • kàn dào pà tè lǐ kè tāo yāo bāo biǎo shì yuàn yì mǎi jiǔ gěi dà jiā hē， nà qún réndōu gǎn dào dà wéi chī jīng。
    The group was surprised to see Patrick dip into his pocket and offer to buy round of drinks.
  • ràng wǒ men zàn tíng chī wǔ cān bā。
    We pause for station identification; let's break for lunch.
  • shuō lǎo shí huà bā， wǒ běn lái jué yì yào zài tíng zǐ lǐ chī zǎo fàn， ér qiě dù zǐ yě 'è tòng liǎo。
    To say the truth, I had promised myself to break my fast in the pavilion, and hunger began to prick me sharply.
  • zhè wèi huà jiā bù dé bù bǎ biǎo dāng diào mǎi dùn fàn chī 。
    The painter had to pawn his watch to pay for a meal.
  • yòu yī jiàn zhēn shǐ tā dà chī yī jīng de shì děng zhe tā ní － tā bèi jiě gù liǎo。
    There is a real surprise party for him-his final paycheck.
  • zhēn nī 'ài chī táo zǐ， dàn tā xiàn zài bù yào。
    Jane like peach, but she do not want any now.
  • “ wǒ yào shì zài huí lái hé zhè xiē rén jié jiāo de huà， ” wēn kè 'ěr xiān shēng xiàng kǒng què fàn diàn zǒu qù de shí hòu， xīn lǐ zài zhè yàng xiǎng，“ nà wǒ zì jǐ jiù gāi chī mǎ biān zǐ héng rú cǐ 'ér yǐ。”
    "If I ever do come back, and mix myself up with these people again," thought Mr Winkle, as he wended his way to the Peacock, "I shall deserve to be horsewhipped myself héng that's all."
  • tā xǐ huān chī huā shēng jiàng。
    He likes to eat peanut jam.
  • lìng wǒ men chī jīng de shì， yī bàn yǐ shàng de huā shēng jìng shì chóng zhù de。
    To our astonishment, over half of them are in and out the worm-eated peanut.
  • lìng wǒ men chī jīng de shì， yī bàn yǐ shàng de huā shēng jìng shì chóng zhù de。
    To our astonishment, over half of them is in and out the worm eat peanut.
  • shì shàng méi yòu yī gè rén bǐ chī guò huā shēng zhī hòu néng gòu tíng xià lái bù zài chī de rén gèng yòu yǒng qì。
    No man in the world has more courage than the man who can stop after eating one peanut.
  • shì shàng méi yòu yī gè rén bǐ chī guò huā shēng zhī hòu néng gòu tíng xià lái bù zài chī de rén gèng yòu yǒng qì。
    No man in the world have more courage than the man who can stop after eating one peanut.
  • shì shàng méi yòu yī gè bǐ chī guò yī lì huā shēng zhī hòu néng gòu tíng xià lái bù zài chī de rén gèng yòu yǒng qì。
    No man is the world has more courage than the man who can stop after eating one peanut.
  • tā bù duàn cóng dài zǐ lǐ tāo huā shēng chī 。
    She kept dipping into the bag of peanuts.
  • xiǎng chī lí má？
    Would you like a pear?
  • nǐ yào zhī dào lí zǐ de zī wèi， nǐ jiù dé biàn gé lí zǐ， qīn kǒu chī yī chī 。
    If you want to know the taste of a pear, you must change the pear by eating it yourself.
  • " nà wèi xiǎo jiě chī dōng xī yī xiǎo kǒu yī xiǎo kǒu de , tā zěn me lā ?"
    The young lady's only pecking at her food; what's wrong with her?( yù )
  • tā màn màn chī zhe fàn
    He pecked at his dinner.
  • mǎ lì màn màn dì chī tā de shí wù。
    Mary just pecked at her food.
  • xiǎo kǒu xiǎo kǒu dì chī ； zhǐ de shì niǎo lèi。
    eat by pecking at; of birds.
  • nà gè hái zǐ zhǐ shì yī diǎn yī diǎn dì chī zhe zì jǐ de shí wù。
    The child was merely pecking at his food.
  • zhè hái zǐ chīde hěn shǎo。
    The child just pecked at his food.
  • gōng sī yuán gōng hěn shǎo néng jiàn dào zǒng cái， tā de dào lái lìng dà jiā dà chī yī jīng， tā dà bù zǒu xiàng shēng chǎn chē jiān bìng zài yī liàng suǒ nà tǎ jiào chē chē gài xià tíng xià lái jìn xíng chá kàn。
    To the shock of his employees, who had rarely set eyes on a CEO, Chung strode onto the factory floor and demanded a peek under the hood of a Sonata sedan.
  • chī píng guǒ qián， tā xǐ huān xiāopí。
    He likes to peel an apple before he eats it.
  • nǐ jìn diàn yǐng yuàn hòu， cháng cháng dé chī lì dì sì xià chá kàn zhǎo nǐ de zuò wèi， zhí dào nǐ de yǎn jīng xí guàn hēi 'àn wéi zhǐ。
    When you enter a cinema, you often have to peer about for your seat until your eyes get used to the darkness.
  • duì xīn líng zhì huì yòu hǎo qí xīn de qí tā nǚ zǐ， tā jiàn yì dào： dì yī bù， kuī tàn xīn líng， rú guǒ kàn dào liǎo nà hú dié， bù yào chī jīng。
    Her advice to other women curious about tuning in to their inner wisdom: Take the first step. Peer inside yourself. And don' t be surprised if you find butterflies.
  • hái yòu， wǒ fēi cháng xiǎng chī mā mā zuò de běi jīng kǎo yā hé chūn juàn。
    By the way, I miss Mom's Peking roast duck and spring roll very much!
  • gé wǒ yǐ wéi wǒ men de wǎn cān yào chī běi jīng kǎo yā ní。
    I thought we were going to have Peking duck for dinner.