C2 级词汇表 - 食品和饮料

to eat greedily and in large quantities

狼吞虎咽

to eat snacks or light meals

吃小吃

to eat with enthusiasm and hearty appetite

痛痛快快地吃

to consume or absorb liquids, especially beverages

饮用

to crush or grind something loudly and noisily with the teeth

嘎吱作响

to eat something quickly and voraciously

狼吞虎咽

to drink something in one large gulp or swallow

大口喝

to consume a liquid or soft substance with enthusiasm, often using the tongue, as in the manner of an animal drinking or eating

热情地舔

to consume a beverage, usually a carbonated or alcoholic one, quickly and in large gulps

一口气喝

to chew or bite down on something with a strong, audible, and repeated motion

咬

to drink a large quantity of a liquid in a hearty, enthusiastic manner

豪饮

to consume a drink or liquid food

啜饮

to drink something, especially an alcoholic beverage, enthusiastically, and in large quantities

痛饮

to quickly and often carelessly consume large amounts of liquid, particularly alcoholic drinks

痛饮

a cooking technique that involves slow cooking meat in fat at a low temperature, resulting in tender and flavorful meat

干煎肉

a cooking method that involves exposing food to heat, often over a fire or under a grill

烤制

a combination of either pickles, vegetables, spices, and herbs, that is used as condiment

酸辣酱

an occasion when a person drinks or eats excessively

狂吃

a junior chef learning and assisting in the kitchen under experienced chefs

厨师助理

a dish of small amount eaten before the main part of a meal, originated in Italy

开胃菜

food that contains little or no artificial substance and is considered healthy

全食

a type of diet in which one avoids eating processed food to become healthier

健康饮食

a storage room for alcoholic beverages, primarily wine and ale, and sometimes provisions, including food

酒窖

tasting or smelling very good

美味的

relating to enjoyment of luxuries, especially through delicious food and drink

享乐主义的

relating to or used in the preparation of food or cooking

烹饪的

extremely tasty and satisfying to eat

美味的

an amount of money charged by a restaurant for drinking a wine that was bought from somewhere else by the customer

开瓶费