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贪吃者
tān chī zhě
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glutton
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貪吃者
tān chī zhě
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glutton
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贪吃鬼
tān chī guǐ
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glutton;
chowhound
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貪吃鬼
tān chī guǐ
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glutton;
chowhound
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蹭吃
cèng chī
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to freeload for food
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蹭吃蹭喝
cèng chī cèng hē
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to cadge a meal
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软硬不吃
ruǎn yìng bù chī
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unmoved by force or persuasion
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軟硬不吃
ruǎn yìng bù chī
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unmoved by force or persuasion
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开吃
kāi chī
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to start eating
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開吃
kāi chī
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to start eating
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難吃
nán chī
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unpalatable
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零吃
líng chī
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(coll.) snack food
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靠山吃山，靠水吃水
kào shān chī shān ， kào shuǐ chī shuǐ
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lit. the mountain dweller lives off the mountain, the shore dweller lives off the sea (idiom);
fig. to make the best use of local resources;
to exploit one's position to advance oneself;
to find one's niche;
to live off the land
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黑吃黑
hēi chī hēi
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(of a villain) to do the dirty on another villain
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吃餃子
chī jiǎo zi
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to eat dumplings
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混吃
hùn chī
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live off others' effort or resources without contributing much; to live idly or aimlessly
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吃个
chī gè
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to have a meal together
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吃些
chī xiē
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eat some; to consume a small quantity of food
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试吃
shì chī
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to try eating; to attempt to eat
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吃屎
chī shǐ
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to eat shit (vulgar expression; used to express disdain or contempt)
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必吃
bì chī
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must-eat; a must-try (food that is highly recommended)
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愛吃
ài chī
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to love eating; to enjoy eating
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吃得出
chī dé chū
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to taste; to sense
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吃不飽
chī bù bǎo
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unable to eat enough; still feeling hungry
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吃得饱
chī dé bǎo
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to eat until full; to eat enough
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