Idioms that describe delicious food include delicacies, precious jade food, delicious food, endless aftertaste, delicious delicacies and mouth watering.

1. Precious and delicious

1. Pinyin: [zhēn xiū měi wèi]

2. Explanation: precious food. Precious and delicious food.

3. Source: Ming Feng Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (99): "There are a lot of shame at the table, and there are two lines of music. Needless to say."

4. Example: Ming Lan Ling smiled and gave birth to Jin Ping Mei, the 55th time: "I only saw the precious and shameful delicacies on the table of the rhinoceros-removing official, so I had to have no dragon liver and phoenix marrow."

5. Usage: as an object and attribute; Used in written language.

2. Eight treasures and jade food

1. Pinyin: [bā zhēn yù shí]

2. Explanation: it refers to exquisite dishes.

3. Origin: Jin Dong Jieyuan's "The Romance of the West Chamber", Volume III: "Eight Treasures and Jade Foods Invite Langren to Eat, and a thousand words are good for business."

4. Example: Chef Li's cooking is as delicious as eight treasures and jade.

5. Usage: combined; As subject and object; Describe delicious food.

3. Delicious

1. Pinyin: [xiù sè kě cān]

2. Explanation: Beautiful looks or beautiful scenery seem to be edible. Describe women's beautiful appearance; Or the scenery is very beautiful; It's fascinating.

3. Origin: Jin Luji's Journey to the Southeast Corner of Sunrise: "Fresh skin is moist, and if it is beautiful, it can be eaten."

4. Example: This girl is very beautiful, which is really delicious.

5. Usage: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; With praise.

fourth, endless aftertaste

1. Pinyin: [huí wèi wú qióng]

2. Explanation: aftertaste: aftertaste after eating good food; Refers to the meaning realized from memories; Poverty: exhaustion. Metaphor more think afterwards; The more meaningful it is. It is also a metaphor for reading meaningful literary works; Experience infinite interest.

3. Origin: Song Wang Yucheng's poem "Small Livestock Collected with Six Olives": "After a long aftertaste, I feel sweet."

4. Example: This article is profound and memorable.

5. Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and complement; Refers to recalling meaningful things in the past.

five, delicacies

1. Pinyin: [shā n zhē n h? iwè i]

2. Explanation: delicacies are rare foods produced in the mountains; Seafood: delicious food in the sea. Refers to all kinds of precious foods produced in the mountains and the sea. Now it refers to all kinds of delicious food.

3. Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions, the 39th time: "Girls are tired of eating delicacies every day."

4. Example: tonics are not necessarily as delicious as delicacies. (Wen Yiduo's Inscription on Deng Yizhe's Poetry and History)

5. Usage: combined; As subject, object and attribute; With praise.

sixth, mouth watering

1. Pinyin: [chuí xiá n yù d?]

2. Explanation: vertical: one end of things is down; Saliva: saliva. I am so greedy that my mouth is about to flow out. Describe more greedy and hungry.

3. Source: Tang Zongyuan's "Zhao Hai Jia Wen": "I am drooling and squandering the afternoon."

4. Example: But in the eyes of a poor boy like me, I really think this is a lot of money, and to be honest, it is a bit drooling!

5. Usage: supplementary; As predicate, attribute and complement; It is derogatory and refers to a greedy person.