第21课: Come Eat with Us! Flashcards
一切
yīqiè
n. the whole thing, the entire matter
签证
qiānzhèng
n. visa
餐厅
cāntīng
n. dining hall, dining room
饿
è
adj. to be hungry, to starve (especially in animals)
香
xiāng
adj. (of food) delicious, flavourful, fragrant
师傅
shīfu
n. skilled worker, master (often used as a form of polite address)
拿手菜
náshôucài
phr. the cook’s specialty dish
荤菜
hūncài
n. meat dish
素材
sùcài
n. vegetarian dish, vegetables
趁
chèn
v. to take advtange of, to avail oneself of
热
rè
adj. hot
鱼
yú
n. fish
尝
cháng
v. to taste (food)
鸡
jī
n. chicken
肉
ròu
n. (of animals) meat, flesh
筷子
kuàizi
n. chopsticks
瘦
shòu
adj. thin
长
zhâng
v. to grow
胖
pàng
adj. (of people or animals) plump, fat
甜点
tiándiân
n. dessert, sweets
饱
bâo
adj. (of stomach) full, filled up
渴
kê
adj. thirsty
倒
dào
v. to invert, to turn upside-down, to pour
杯
bēi
m.w. cup, glass
祝酒
zhù jiû
v.obj. to make a toast
为
wèi
prep. for, for the sake of
干杯
gān bēi
v.obj. to make a toast; (lit.) to dry the cup
友谊
yôuyì
n. friendship
米饭
mîfàn
n. cooked rice
炒饭
châofàn
n. fried rice
v. obj. to fry rice
面条
miàntiáo
n. noodles
饺子
jiâozi
n. dumplings
青菜
qīngcài
n. green vegetables
烤鸭
kâoyā
n. roast duck
甜酸苦辣
tián suān kû là
phr. (lit.) sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy, a phrase used to describe the many varieties of food flavours
肥
féi
adj. (of food) fatty
