1, full of fragrance
Pinyin: xi ā ng q √ s √ y √, which means there is a fragrant smell everywhere. It also means that a good sentiment is known by many people, and a good reputation spreads far.
Synonym: fragrant and delicious. Antonyms: smelly, smelly, smelly.
As soon as this grilled fish is served, it smells delicious and makes people want to eat it.
2, the outer coke is tender.
Pinyin: wài jiāo lǐ nèn, used to describe cooking? Our food is crispy outside and tender inside. In terms of online buzzwords, it means "being struck by lightning" when something happens. Generally speaking, I am surprised by one thing, and I will use it to describe it.
Synonym: crispy outside and tender inside, crispy outside and tender inside. Antonym: at sixes and sevens, at sixes and sevens, in complete darkness.
Ex.: The grilled fish just served is burnt outside and tender inside, and the heat is just right.
3, the meaning is still unfinished
Pinyin: yü yó u wè i jü n, which is generally used to describe the feelings of some small activities, such as traveling, reading and eating. It shows that the activity gives people a good feeling and has not enjoyed itself after the end. I don't feel satisfied with something or something, and I want to do it again.
Synonym: endless aftertaste, endless aftertaste. Antonym: boring.
The origin of the idiom: Wang Shuo's Ignorant: "Everyone is still spreading out, returning to the original place and exchanging excited eyes with each other." Feel the Charm of Ballet Art: "Enthusiastic audience will only leave the theater if they can't stop."
Example: After eating this delicious grilled fish, I have a feeling of wanting more.
4. mouth watering
Pinyin: chuí xián yù dī, interpretation: describes the appearance of being very greedy, and also refers to seeing good things, being very envious and eager to get them.
Synonym: drooling, drooling, drooling, drooling, antonym: it doesn't matter.
Source: Tang Zongyuan's "Zhao Hai Wen Jia": "I am greedy for words and squander the afternoon."
Ex.: Just looking at the golden color of grilled fish makes people salivate.
5. Big forefinger movement
Pinyin: shí zhǐ dà dòng, which means: it initially refers to the omen of delicious food, and later describes the greedy appearance when seeing delicious food. It also refers to the situation that there are some delicious foods in front of you and you are about to enjoy them.
Synonyms: chewing, drooling, drooling. Antonym: no appetite, no taste.
The origin of the idiom: "Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan Four Years": "The Chu people presented gifts to Zheng, and the son and son met, and the son's forefinger moved."
My mother's grilled fish really made my forefinger move.
6. Eat and drink.
Pronunciation: dà kuài duǒ yí, which means eating and drinking. It describes a hearty meal and a very pleasant food enjoyment.
Synonym: Eat and drink, eat before the abbot, and devour. Antonym: chew slowly and tighten your belt.
Source: Zhouyi: "Look at me eating, fierce." .
Ex: Go home and let mom cook her famous grilled fish and have a big meal.
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