關於食物的英語短語

　　民以食為天，一日不吃餓得慌。下面是小編給大家整理的，供大家參閱!

　　篇1

　　1*** 早餐燒餅：Clay oven rolls

　　2*** 油條：Fried bread stick

　　3*** 水餃：Boiled dumplings

　　4*** 饅頭:Steamed buns

　　5*** 飯糰:Rice and vegetable roll

　　6*** 皮蛋:100-year egg

　　7*** 鹹鴨蛋:Salted duck egg

　　8*** 豆漿:Soybean milk

　　9*** 飯類稀飯:Rice porridge

　　10*** 白飯:Plain white rice

　　11*** 糯米飯:Glutinous rice

　　12*** 蛋炒飯:Fried rice with egg

　　13*** 面類刀削麵:Sliced noodles

　　14*** 麻辣面:Spicy hot noodles

　　15*** 烏龍麵:Seafood noodles

　　16*** 板條:Flat noodles

　　17*** 榨菜肉絲麵:Pork , pickled mustard green noodles

　　18*** 米粉:Rice noodles

　　19*** 湯類紫菜湯:Seaweed soup

　　20*** 牡蠣湯:Oyster soup

　　21*** 蛋花湯:Egg & vegetable soup

　　22*** 魚丸湯:Fish ball soup

　　23*** 點心臭豆腐:Stinky tofu ***Smelly tofu***

　　24*** 火鍋:Hot pot

　　25*** 油豆腐:Oily bean curd

　　26*** 蝦球:Shrimp balls

　　27*** 春捲:Spring rolls

　　28*** 蛋卷:Chicken rolls

　　29*** 肉丸:Rice-meat dumplings

　　篇2

　　We present more expressions about food. They are from Elenir Scardueli, a listener in Brazil.

　　My mother always told us “there is no use crying over spilled milk.” That means you should notget angry when something bad happens and cannot be changed.

　　People said my mother was “a good egg.” She would always help anyone in need.

　　We never had to “walk on eggshells” around her -- we did not have to be careful about what wesaid or did because she never got angry at us.

　　She also told us “you have to break some eggs to make an omelet.” This means you have to dowhat is necessary to move forward.

　　My mother believed “you are what you eat”

　　-- a good diet is important for good health. She wouldalways give us nutritious food. She liked serving us meat and potatoes for dinner.

　　“Meat andpotatoes” can also mean the most important part of something. It describes someone who likessimple things.

　　Here is another expression about meat:

　　“one man’s meat is another man’s poison.” In otherwords, one person might like something very much while another person might hate the samething.

　　My father was also a good and honest person. People said he was “the salt of the earth.” He wouldnever “pour salt on a wound”

　　-- or make someone feel worse about something that was already apainful experience.

　　However, sometimes he told us a story that seemed bigger than life. So we had to “take it with agrain of salt” -- that is, we could not believe everything he told us.

　　My husband has a good job. He makes enough money to support our family. So we say “hebrings home the bacon.”

　　He can “cut the mustard” -- or do what is expected of him at work.

　　It is easy to find my husband in a crowd. He stands almost two meters tall. He is “a tall d

　　rink ofwater.”

　　I take the train to work. It is not a pleasant ride because the train can be full of people. It is socrowded that we are “packed like sardines” -- just like small fish in a can.

　　My supervisor at work is sometimes “out to lunch.” She is out of touch and does not always knowwhat is going on in our office. Yet she is right about one thing:

　　“there is no such thing as a freelunch”

　　-- something may appear to be free of charge, but there may be a hidden cost.

　　When we fail to see problems at work, my supervisor tells us to “wake up and smell the coffee” --we need to pay more attention and fix the problem.

　　I once made a big mistake at the office and felt foolish. I had “egg on my face.”

　　Over the weekend, my friend invited me to watch a football game on television. But I do not likefootball. It is “not my cup of tea.”

　　We hope this program has given you “food for thought”

　　-- that is, something to think about.

　　篇3

　　Process some food/meat/ the ingredients 處理食物、肉、食材

　　Drain the water/juice 把水、汁壓幹

　　Scrape the dirt off 掛掉泥土

　　Peel the skin of the potatoes/apples 把馬鈴薯、蘋果去皮