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What are the Chinese meanings of yogurt, blender,relish,butter and Butter?
yogurt

n.

Yogurt (also yoghurt, yoghourt)

blender

n.

Agitator, agitator; mixture

Blender

A large brush used to make the oil painting surface smooth and soft, and a long elastic palette knife.

Mixing device

aeration

rounding

relish

n.

Delicious; Taste; special flavour

Condiments, spices and condiments; appetizer

Appetite, pleasure, hobby

Something that attracts interest.

Meaning, meaning

mark

have no relish for tragedy

Don't like watching tragedies.

eat [read]with relish

Eat [read] with relish

lose [lack] relish

Lose [lose] attraction

Hunger gives relish to any food.

Everything smells good when you are hungry.

idiom

Have no relish for dislike, not interested in ...

Lose its relish loses its flavor, loses its appeal and makes people uninterested.

Lose relish for one's food loss of appetite.

With relief with relish, with interest

butter

n.

Butter

Something resembling butter; Fat; Inorganic chloride

Sauce food, mixed cream

Flattery or flattery

soldering paste

buffer

Root leveler

spread butter on bread

Spread butter on bread.

cocoa butter

cocoa butter

idiom

Apple butter applesauce [the United States] is tactful and flattering, chatting

(as) fat as butter obese

Lay on the butter flatters, flatters; cheat with honeyed/sweet words

Spread the butter to flatter, curry favor with; cheat with honeyed/sweet words

Look as if butter would not melt in one's mouth and pretend to be serious; Pretend to be honest

Put butter on bacon [rare] bacon with cream (referring to trying to improve what has been perfected); to gild the lily

Put butter upon bacon [rare] bacon with cream (referring to trying to improve what has been perfected); to gild the lily

Will cut butter when it is hot, you can cut cream; Very dull (of a knife)

Butter to butter is no relish. Cream with cream is not delicious; Good food needs rice to match; Butter to butter is no relish.

Butter up flattery