What are the words that describe the taste of fruit ice powder?

1. chuí xián yù dī: My mouth is drooping because I really want to eat. Describe very greedy. Make sentences:? His mouth watered at the sight of food.

2. tāo tiè dà cān: Nowadays, a gluttonous meal is often used to describe the meaning of "rich, abundant and abundant". Sentence making: Whether it's a gluttonous meal or a street snack, your tongue must be familiar with five basic tastes: sour, sweet, bitter, salty and fresh, and I'm afraid they will be indispensable for any meal.

3. Shí zh ǐǐǐ? ng: It means that there will be something delicious to eat, or you will have a big appetite in the face of delicious food. Sentence: When they mentioned the name "Singapore", their forefingers were salivating. It was the time when Singapore became a gourmet city.

4. fèng suǐ lóng gān: a metaphor for extremely rare food. Sentence: And maybe, I will have a chance to taste the phoenix marrow dragon liver in this world.

5. I don't know the taste of meat (bù zhò rò u wè i): It originally means that I am intoxicated by wonderful music, so I can't tell the taste of meat. After that, I can concentrate on my study, and I can't tell the taste when I eat. It also describes that life is difficult and there is no meat to eat. Sentence making: Although I don't know the taste of meat in March, I often think of clapping after a curtain call for half a day.

6. mouth watering (chuí xián sān chǐ): the saliva flows down three feet long. Describe being greedy or seeing other people's things and wanting to keep them for yourself. Sentence: The smell of roast duck wafted out, which made his mouth water.

7. kuài zhì rén kǒu: Everyone likes to eat finely cut barbecue. Sentence making: In this beautiful place, there is such a popular song.

8. Its taste is endless (? Qí wèi wú qióng): Describing things has far-reaching significance, which makes people think repeatedly and has lingering aftertaste. Sentence: When I think of my childhood, it is really delicious.

9, good color and taste (se? wèi ? Jù uá n): Describe the beautiful and delicious goods. Sentence: The dishes he cooked are all delicious.

1. The taste is continuous (? kǒu gǎn? Mián yán): It describes that the taste is still there after eating. Sentence: After he finished lunch, his taste continued.