Idioms describing eating _ Eating idioms and their explanations

Eating is what we do every day, because eating is very important to our health. I have compiled some idioms to describe eating for your reference.

The idiom to describe eating is to gobble up dates, the clouds disperse, the net is hungry, and all the whales are eaten up.

Chew slowly, devour with relish, be lazy, eat irritably, and can't swallow.

Eat, drink and be merry, eat alive, gobble, chew slowly, eat with relish and be lazy.

The idiom describing eating explains eating and drinking.

Explain wolfing down.

The source has finished eating and drinking in the restaurant.

have a hearty meal

Explain eating: encourage cheeks, that is, eat and chew. Have a good meal.

Source Zhouyi? Hissing:? Watch me eat, Meng. ?

Eat it

Explain and describe the intense and eager eating.

Is the source clear? Ling Mengchu's first moment of surprise? Dongshan Liu praised his skill and followed the gate. Ten people come to drink? After a while, gobble up and eat sixty or seventy pounds of meat is enough. ?

Like the wind blowing away the last cloud-swept away.

It means that the strong wind swept away the residual clouds. Metaphor sweeps away the rest of the things at once.

Born in Tang? Ji Xue of Rong Hong:? The wind and the clouds are light and the snow is clear, and the red smoke rushes to the wicker. ?

Swallow dates-Absorb information without digesting it

Explain the whole thing. Swallow the whole jujube, don't chew it, don't tell the taste. Metaphor is to think about things without analysis.

Source song? Master Wu Yuan's "Blue Rock Record" Volume 3:? If you know the bottom, chew it carefully and swallow it; I don't know who has a bottom, just like swallowing dates. ?

A hungry person is not picky and picky.

Explain the choice: pick and choose. Eat whatever you want. Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.

Source song? Shi Puji's Five Yuan Xiao Yuan Volume 30:? Q:? What is the monk family style? Teacher:? A hungry person is not choosy about his food. ?

Idioms describing eating and their explanations: Eating without giving money or other rewards means taking advantage of others.

Free food: all you do is eat and have no job.

Premier: Eat with others. Used to satirize officials who do nothing and are incompetent.

Don't eat leisurely: there is no time to eat. Describe tension and hard work.

Sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Tea and rice are unintentional: I'm not in the mood for tea and dinner. Describe depression.

Taste the courage to sleep: salary: firewood. Sleeping on straw still smells of bravery after eating and sleeping. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.

Dare to lie on the salary: salary: firewood. Sleeping on straw still smells of bravery after eating and sleeping. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.

Sooner or later: refers to the lack of talent and ability, and can do nothing but eat.

Free food: eating other people's food for free, just eating without working, eating without paying, also means doing nothing but living by blackmail.

Eating and drinking: refers to inviting each other to eat and drink purposefully.

Eat to prevent choking, walk to prevent falling: eat to prevent choking on food, walk to prevent wrestling. Describe the cautious.

Eat and Drink Lazar: Eat and drink Lazar. Refers to a person's basic living needs.

Ear food theory: ear food: believe what you hear. It's like eating with your ears without knowing the taste of food, just like your eyes can see fine hair but not eyelashes. It is a metaphor for trusting others' words and lacking a solid foundation.

Words of ear food: ear food: ear food. Refers to rumors that have no conclusive basis and have not been thought and analyzed.

Angry and forgetting to eat: angry: make up your mind, make up your mind; Rice: Eat. I was so angry that I forgot to eat when I was studying or working. Describe being very diligent.

Forgetting to eat in anger: studying or working hard or even forgetting to eat. Describe being very diligent.

Wine cake: a metaphor for people who can only eat and drink but can't do anything.

Wine cake: a metaphor for people who can only eat and drink but can't do anything.

Before the abbot's profit: abbot: one foot square; English: I'm full. When eating, the food filled a square foot. Describe a luxurious diet.

Jean Millet: Drink, drink. Eat and drink soup. Old fingers are impolite.

Forget about sleeping and eating: forget about sleeping and eating. Describe the work and study that you devote yourself to or forget about something.

Forget about eating and sleeping: waste: stop. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe to concentrate on your efforts.

Forget about eating and sleeping: waste: stop; Sleep: Sleep. I forgot to sleep and eat. Describe concentration.

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