An unforgettable food idiom?

Fragrant and fragrant

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Xiang Piao Li Shi fu

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Oily but not greasy

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Crispy and delicious

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Medium salinity and sweetness

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Crisp and refreshing

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Suitable seasoning

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Sweet and sour

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Fresh and juicy

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Fresh and delicious

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Fresh and refreshing

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Spicy and delicious

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Sweet and soft waxy

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delicacies

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abundant

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Delicious, delicious, delicious, sweet, refreshing, delicious and memorable.

, tracts of delicacies,

Delicious, delicious, mouth-watering

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Eight treasures are delicious. With relish.

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The aftertaste lingers.

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Not fully expressing one's views

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The saliva flowed down three feet from the lips.

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Eagerly look forward to

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delicacies

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Exquisite yaozhuan

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The tongue is sweet.

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have a hearty meal

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Gluttony feast.

B. Words describing delicious food (about 20 words, the more the better)

I recommend the following words to describe food:

1, Xiang: Pinyin: Fang Xiang Yi Si; ; The sweet smell is everywhere.

2, drooling: pinyin: ChuíXián sān chǐ； ǐ; Saliva: saliva. The saliva hangs three feet long. Describe the appearance of extreme greed Also described as very hot eyes.

3. drooling: pinyin: ChuíXián yùdī；; ; Saliva: saliva. I am so greedy that my mouth is watering. Describe a very greedy look.

19, tooth and cheek fragrance: pinyin: chǐ jiá liú xiā ng; ; Chinese basically means that after eating delicious food, teeth and cheeks gradually feel sweet.

20, fat but not greasy: Pinyin: Philbuni; Vegetables, although fatty, are not greasy; Refers to people, full, but without fat.

C. What idioms describe "I miss the food I have eaten"?

1. Feet and cheeks are fragrant.

Pinyin: chǐJia shēng Xiāng

Explanation: After eating delicious food, the teeth and cheeks gradually feel the sweetness. Metaphorical words and poems are meaningful and unforgettable.

Source: Qing Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" back to the 34 th: "I don't love these things yet, I only love my husband's double red sisters, and my teeth and cheeks are fragrant."

2. Fat and crisp

Pinyin: fé féi nóng gān cuì √.

Explanation: refers to strong liquor; Crispy: delicious. Delicious food Generally refers to good wine and good food.

Source: Liu An in the Western Han Dynasty's Annotation on Huai Nan Zi: "Fat, glutinous, sweet and crisp, not beautiful. But the people have dross, glutinous rice and millet, and they know that the Lord is rich and sweet. "

3. phoenix marrow dragon liver

Pinyin: fèng suǐ lóng gān

Explanation: Metaphor is rare and delicious.

Source: Ren "Dong, I will be my lover's place": "He is so good that he suffers from his phoenix marrow dragon liver; I should chew my tongue, so I'm ashamed that I didn't leave two women. "

D. Words or idioms that describe delicious food

Eagerly look forward to

The fragrance drifted for miles.

Aroma, sweet and delicious, sweet and crisp, with relish.

E. Write 20 four-word idioms about food.

1. Feet and cheeks are fragrant: After eating delicious food, teeth and cheeks gradually feel sweet. Metaphorical words and poems are meaningful and unforgettable.

2. Eat delicious food and ride a fine horse. Describe the luxury of life.

3. Cook five cauldrons: Boil: Boil. Ancient rituals were later used to refer to eating particularly delicious meals. Describe the luxury of life.

4. Fat and crisp: crisp: refers to strong alcohol; Crispy: delicious. Delicious food Generally refers to good wine and good food.

5. Burning incense: burning: burning, igniting; Column: arrange. Light expensive incense and put many delicious foods on it. Describe a rich life and pay attention to ostentation and extravagance.

6. Rich clothes and delicious food.

7. phoenix marrow dragon liver: a metaphor for exotic and delicious food.

8. Sweet and fat: generally refers to delicious food.

9. Children with paste beams: paste: fat; Liang: Flour and rice; Paste beam: refers to food in general. In the past, it refers to bureaucrats, landlords and children of rich families.

10. Haicuo Jiang Yao: Haicuo: refers to a wide variety of seafood, followed by seafood; Jiang Yao: Mytilus edulis is inedible, but its front and rear columns are delicious, commonly known as "Jiang Yaozhu". Generally refers to food.

1 1. Delicious food: dishes: cooked fish, etc. Rudder: diet. Delicious, delicious.

12. Jiayao wine: white wine: fine wine. Of wine and food.

13. When you see a bullet, you should: bullet: projectile; Owl: owl; Grill: barbecue. I want to eat delicious barbecue when I see the projectile. Metaphor is a premature estimation of the actual effect.

14. Golden carp: a delicious dish made by Wu Jun in ancient times, which was dried by finely chopped fresh bass and leek with seasoning. Perch is as white as jade and leek as yellow as gold, hence the name. Generally refers to food.

15. celebrities: meat: cut very finely; Barbecue: Barbecue. Pickled food and baked food are both popular foods. Refers to the delicious food that everyone likes to eat. Metaphorically, a good poem is praised and sued.

16. Shanpi and water: This refers to the delicious food produced in the mountains and rivers. Later it was called delicious.

17. Delicious seafood: all kinds of precious foods produced in Shan Ye and the sea. Generally refers to rich dishes. Source: A poem on Chang 'an Road, Wu Ying, Tang Wei: "Mountains and seas throw hedges to cook calves like sunflowers."

18. Fish meets mackerel: a metaphor for changing the taste to avoid monotony. Mackerel cooked with fish is delicious.

19. forefinger movement: it originally refers to the omen of delicious food, and later describes the greedy appearance when seeing delicious food.

20. Odor: strange smell. Refers to delicious food.

(5) Extended reading of memorable food idioms:

Delicious sentences:

1, the mountain is warm and there is no plum fold, and the Qingjiang River is the only crab.

2, cabbage green salt brown rice, crock water chrysanthemum tea.

3300 lychees a day, I am willing to be a Lingnan person.

4, the king fried meat is delicious and delicious, and it tastes mellow and sweet after braised.

5, especially delicious conch! The meat is tight, tough and delicious!

6. buy bones at the east gate and order orange sauce. Steamed chicken is the most famous, and beautiful women are not fish and turtles.

7, fresh crucian carp eat silk, coriander green soup; Shu wine is invincible and river fish is beautiful.

8, no bamboo is vulgar, no meat is thin. Not rotten or thin, bamboo shoots and braised pork.

9, taste food, not taste the menu, burn a pot of good food, not burn money.

10, Pippi shrimp with salt and pepper, with rich fragrance, crisp and refreshing appearance and red inside.

F. Famous sentences about food

1. There is no love more real than the love of food. -Bernard Shaw Oh Bernard Shaw

If more people in this world love food and poetry more than gold, the world will be better. Tolkien Tolkien

Just tell me what you like to eat, and I will know what kind of person you are. -Jean Antelme BouRilat.-Savarin, Savarin.

4. Red wine is a bottled poem. Robert? Robert Louis Stevenson

5, age is just a string of numbers, completely irrelevant; Unless, of course, you are a bottle of wine. -joan collins (Joan? Collins)

6. You don't need yoga or meditation. In a small church full of music, you can wash away your sadness, which is much better than trying to earn a piece of bread for yourself. ——M？ f？ k？ Fisher (m? f？ k？ Fisher)

7. I always put wine in my mouth when I cook, and sometimes I pour a little wine into the dish. -WC Fields (WC？ Field)?

8. The menu itself has no soul, but as a chef, you have to find a way to create a soul for it. Thomas Keller? Keller)

9, people's way of providing for the aged, although the land and water are all treasures, but every kind of food is taboo and mixed, mixed with five flavors. -(China ancient medical scientist) Sun Sixian

10, interested in food, but not in cooking, ridiculous. Wendell berry? Berries)

G. A complete collection of idioms about food

Wolf down, with relish, endless aftertaste, eat, hungry.

First of all, wolf down.

Vernacular interpretation: the wolf is swallowing food and the tiger is swallowing prey.

Source: "Official Appearance": "It doesn't take much time; Wolf down; I actually ate it all. "

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Li

Second, with relish.

Interpretation of the vernacular: Jin Jin: the appearance of strong interest. Of eating or talking with great interest.

Source: "Seventeen Books of Zhu Shunshui's Collection and Answering Wild Festival": "Good works are better; The more you read, the more you like it; It can be seen that the reasoning article wins; It is also good to defeat others. "

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Zhu Zhiyu

Translation: The better the poem; The more I read, the more I like it; Articles you can hold; Greater than others brings beautiful words.

Third, the aftertaste is endless.

Vernacular interpretation: Describe a wonderful poem, song or unforgettable food.

Source: Chapter 5 of "White Willow Sunset Grass": "Be sure to be like me just now, not only safe and sound, but also memorable!"

Dynasty: modern

Author: Liu Sifen

Translation: It must be what I looked like just now. Breathe gently and exhale slowly, which is not only safe, but also full of flavor!

Fourth, eat more.

Vernacular explanation: refers to eating and drinking, and describes eating and drinking and enjoying food very happily.

Source: Zhouyi: "Shel Gui Ling, watch me eat."

Dynasty: Zhou

Author: Ji Chang

You keep a lot of belongings, so you come to spy on my food, clothing, housing and transportation.

Verb (short for verb) craves food.

Vernacular interpretation: When you are hungry, you don't choose food. Metaphor is desperate choice.

Source: "Wu Deng Festival Yuan Natural Zen Master": "The scholar said:' Hunger.' "

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Spooki

Mr. Wang said: When you are hungry, you don't choose food.

H. idioms describing delicious food

Delicious, sweet and delicious, fragrant and fragrant.

Idioms describing delicious food can increase the urgency of offering a reward ~ ~ ~ ~

A generous sacrifice

Meaning:

In the past, it was described as a rich sacrifice. Later, I also described the food as beautiful.

Word sound:

Sang sang w incarnation

Don't eat good rice or chopped meat-you are very picky about food.

Are you right?

Idiom allusion: disgust: satisfaction; Meat: finely cut meat. The finer the particles, the better the meat. Describe food that has been refined and carefully cooked.

The origin of the idiom: "The Analects of Confucius and the hard-working township party": "Zhai will change into food, and the residence will move." Fine food is not greasy, fine food is not greasy. "

For example, "Don't eat if you don't cut it right" is an old-fashioned rule of his old gentleman, but the rule of "eat carefully, eat carefully and not get tired" is a bit strange. (Lu Xun's "Southern accent, China women's feet ...")

Aili steamed food

I love you

Idiom allusion: Steamed pears to eat. Metaphor does not know the goods. Spoil good things in a muddle.

The origin of the idiom: Liu Yiqing in Shuo Wen Jie Zi New Things in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Every time people in Huannan County are unhappy, they say,' If you want to grieve for pears, should you stop steaming them?' "

Exquisite yaozhuan

Ban Zhuo Yong

Idiom allusion: refers to exquisite dishes.

An incompetent officer accustomed to irony.

Panchen (Lama)

Idiom allusion: eat with others. Used to satirize officials who do nothing and are incompetent.

The origin of the idiom: Biography of Lu Huaishen in the Old Tang Dynasty: "In the third year of Kaiyuan, I moved to Huangmen Prison. Huai Shen and Wei Zi brought Yao Chong very close. Huai Shen thinks that officials are not as good as worshipping, and everything is shirking. At that time, people called him the companion prime minister. "

eat to fullness and wear warm clothes

make extensive use of the expertise from all quarters

Idiom allusion: satiety: satiety; Warm clothes: Wear warm clothes. Describe a well-off life with ample food and clothing.

The origin of the idiom: "On Mencius Teng Wengong": "People have a way: to eat and wear warm clothes, to live in seclusion without teaching, that is, to get close to animals."

I'm full/overeated/full

Jiǔ· Pei su fen bo wo

Idiom allusion: the wine is exhausted and the food is full. Describe satiated with food and drink.

Idiom origin: Xiangyang Club in Gaoyuan Wen Xiu, the first discount: "I arranged a table of good wine here ... I am too drunk to walk."

Eat all day, don't use your head and do nothing.

Thousand sail boat races

Idiom allusion: all day: all day. Eat all day, don't think, don't do anything serious.

The origin of the idiom: "The Analects of Confucius Yang Huo": "It's hard to eat all day long without intention!"

For example, people who are full of food and have no intention are the least enterprising.

J. Four-word idioms describing delicious food.

Delicious, delicious, fragrant, delicious from the jade plate, endless aftertaste, lingering fragrance

Good color and fragrance, delicious food, pearl jade, smacking mouth, endless aftertaste.

Special fragrance, land and water treasure, eating fish, delicacies, delicacies, delicacies.

Gluttony feast, mouth-watering, refreshing fragrance.