zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè diǎn shì tōng guò shì yàn xiàn dezài 'àn shì de zhuō shàng fàng nián zhe táng jiāng de sān lēng jìngsān lēng jìng tóu shè chū guāng huò rén zào cǎi hóng fēng jiù huì fēi xiàng guāng de fēn lái chī táng jiāng
    This has been found out by training bees to come for syrup to various parts of a spectrum or artificial rainbow thrown by a prism on a table in a dark room.
  • gēn běn chī hǎo dōng
    I probably don't eat well.
  • chī tòu jiǎng huà de yǐn huì
    I could not probe into the mystery of his speech.
  • chī tiān rán shí pǐn chī jiā gōng shí pǐn gèng yòu jiàn kāng
    A whole food diet is healthy than eating processed foods.
  • jià yáo zhí shàng , lìng rén chī jīng .
    The costs are mounting prodigiously.
  • chā yòu liǎng huò liǎng shàng chǐ de cān yòng chī huò chā shí
    A utensil with two or more prongs, used for eating or serving food.
  • xiǎng dào chī níng méng shí zuò liǎo guài xiāng
    Made a face at the prospect of eating lemons.
  • gēn zhè wèi yòu qián de shēn shì dào chī fàn zhēn shì tài hǎo liǎo
    My, it's nice to lunch with such a prosperous gentleman.
  • duō chī xiē shuǐ guǒ , shǎo shè xiē dàn bái zhì , shǐ yǐn shí jūn héng .
    Try to balance your diet by eating more fruit and less protein.
  • yàn suǒ shuōhòu huǐ yào nán chī
    It is no use crying over split milk, as the proverb said.
  • suǒ zài jiù yòu fàn chī liǎo
    So lunch was provided for there.
  • men kuài liáng shí chī wán liǎo
    They're running out of provisions.
  • ér hěn xiǎng lái diǎn 'ér dāng shuō,“ men chī xiāo hǎo hǎo?”
    'And I could eat a nice piece of chicken, ' said Prudence. 'Shall we have supper?'
  • jīng yàn zhèng míng men duì wèn chǔlǐ zhèng zhòng shì yào chī kuī de
    Experience in various places has shown that if we don't tackle this problem prudently, we shall suffer the consequences.
  • men shì zài bàng de jiā xiǎo jiǔ guǎn chī de fàn
    We ate our meal at a roadside pub.
  • jīn tiān chī shénme tián diǎn xīn
    What's for pudding today?
  • zài chī diǎn dīng hǎo ? liǎo , jīng zhàng liǎo !'
    `More pudding?' `No thanks. I'm bursting!'
  • tián shí chī shénme ?
    What's for pudding?
  • zhēn xiǎng chī fēn dīng
    His mouth was made up for a pudding.
  • huì 'ér jiù dīng chī jīng guāng
    He mopped the rice pudding up in no time.
  • jīng shén lái chī diǎn dōng
    Pull yourself together and eat something.
  • dāng zài měi guó de shí hòu huān chī nán guā xiàn bǐng
    When I visited America I loved eating pumpkin pie.
  • ōu zhí xīn de gēn tōng cháng shēng chī
    Eurasian plant widely cultivated for its edible pungent root usually eaten raw.
  • xiǎo hái zuì de shì yàoxīn zhǐ guài wèishénme zhè yàng de huān chī
    Children hate to take medicine and I used to find her strange that she should enjoy taking all that medicine.
  • kàn zuò qiáo néng chī zhù men de zhòng liàng dāng rán néng zuò qiáo hěn jiān nóng chǎng zhù měi tiān zǎo shàng gǎn zhe niú qún zài shàng miàn zǒu guò
    Do you think that wooden bridge will take our weight? Of course héng it's safe as house; the farmer takes his cows over it every morning.
  • xiǎo nán hái chī wán wǎn fàn hòu shí pǐn zài chú fàng hǎo
    The boy put the food away in the cupboard after he finished his dinner.
  • tiān chī diào sān dùn cān
    Puts down three big meals a day.
  • ( huò jiě ) men zěn me chī
    (puzzled) How are going to eat it?
  • chī liǎo shǎo liàng de fàn
    He ate a small quantity of rice.
  • men gòng yòu rényīn men fēn chéng děng fēnměi rén chī fèn
    There were four of us, so we divided the orange into quarters and each ate a piece.
  • men cōng cōng chī liǎo fànrán hòu páo zhe gǎn huǒ chē
    We had a quick meal and then ran to catch the train.
  • fàn shāo hǎo lángtūnhǔyàn chī liǎo lái
    A meal had been prepared; I fell to with ravenous appetite.