Idioms containing food

Answer examples: The idioms and explanations about food are as follows: To throw dung in the trough: Like an animal, it just turns around and poops after eating the food in the trough.

It is a metaphor for being ungrateful and repaying kindness with evil.

Diseases enter through the mouth: Diseases are mostly transmitted through food.

Metaphor should pay attention to food hygiene.

Diseases are transmitted through the mouth: Diseases are mostly transmitted through food.

Metaphor should pay attention to food hygiene.

Same as "disease enters through the mouth".

Not tired of dregs: disgusted with: satisfied; dregs: coarse food such as distiller's dregs and bran used to satisfy hunger.

Even poor food such as wine grains and rice bran are not enough.

Describes life as extremely difficult.

Leftover tea: a little bit of tea left, a little bit of food left.

Residual soup and water: refers to the leftover soup and food.

Prevent choking when eating and falling when walking: Prevent choking on food when eating and preventing falling when walking.

Describes being careful and cautious in doing things.

Extravagant clothes and delicious food: extravagant clothes, gorgeous clothes; delicious food, delicious food.

He said that he had good food and clothing.

Quail live in quail and eat: quail: a young bird waiting for its mother to feed it. It does not pick out food.

Like quails, they have no fixed place to live, and like young chicks, they are hungry and have no choice but to eat.

It is a metaphor for living a frugal life without seeking enjoyment.

To sip and spit out food: stop: stop, stop.

Stop eating and spit out the food in your mouth.

Stop eating and spit out food: stop: stop; feed: food in the mouth.

Stop eating and spit out the food in your mouth.

Tao and ladle: Tao: a round bamboo vessel for serving rice in ancient times; ladle: a small container for water in ancient times.

A basket of food and a ladle of soup.

Describes a simple life, a happy life in poverty.

Tanolao Alley: Tanao: a round bamboo vessel for serving rice in ancient times; Ladle: a small container for water in ancient times.

A basket of food and a ladle of soup.

Describes a simple life, a happy life in poverty.

Tao: a bamboo vessel for serving rice; Dou: a vessel for holding food in ancient times.

A basket of rice and bean soup.

Describes very little food.

It is also a metaphor for small profits.

A basket of food and a scoop of drink.

Describes the noble life of scholars who are content with poverty.

Daoliangmou: seek: seek.

Birds looking for food.

It is a metaphor for people seeking food and clothing.

Carved clam: carving, carving: carving; clam: marine animal, delicious meat; clam: clam.

Clams and clams are carefully processed.

Refers to exquisite and delicious food.

Carved plates and exquisite food: exquisite utensils and food.

Duanqu painted porridge: Duan: cut off; Guan: pickles or pickles.

It means the food is simple and meager.

Describe poverty mechanics.

Duanquchuang porridge: refers to simple and meager food.

Describe poverty mechanics.

Same as "Broken Tao and Painted Porridge".

The goose deposit ritual is abolished: save: save.

It means that ancient forms of etiquette have died out and only food remains.

Bad food and clothing: evil: coarse.

Refers to poor clothing and food.

Hungry tiger pounces on food: Like a hungry tiger pounces on food.

The metaphor moves violently and quickly.

A hungry tiger pounces on a sheep: like a hungry tiger pounces on food.

The metaphor moves violently and quickly.

Ear food and eye theory: Ear food: Believe in what you hear.

Like eating with ears but not knowing the taste of food, like eyes seeing fine hairs but not eyelashes.

It is a metaphor for trusting other people's words without any solid basis.

Abbot Yingqian: Abbot: one foot square; Ying: full.

When eating, food is spread out over a square foot.

Describe luxurious food and drink.

Philippine food and thin clothes: Philippine: meager.

Meager clothes, poor food.

Describes a very simple life.

Fatty sweet and crispy: Li: refers to the strong alcoholic nature; sweet and crispy: delicious.

Delicious food.

Generally refers to good food and wine.

Fu 餗奾蕕: Fu: overturned; 餤: food in the tripod; Yu: fallen down.

The food in the cauldron is overturned, and the chariot shaft is overturned.

A metaphor for failure due to incompetence.

The trouble of overturning: overturning: overturning; overturning: the food in the tripod.

The legs of the tripod were broken, and the food fell out of the tripod.

It is a metaphor for bad things caused by incompetence.

Fu Chuo's provocation: Fu: turn over; Fu Chuan: the food in the tripod.

The tripod was broken and the food fell out.

Refers to bad things caused by being overwhelmed.

The worry of Fu: Fu: turn over; Fu: the food in the tripod.

The tripod was broken and the food fell out.

Refers to bad things caused by being overwhelmed.

Sweet and crispy fat: sweet and delicious; sweet and strong: refers to the strong alcoholic nature.

Delicious food.

Generally refers to good food and wine.

Choking is difficult to sing: Choking: the voice is blocked; choking: the throat is blocked by food.

Describes the appearance of being choked with grief and unable to cry or speak.

Choking is difficult to express: Choking: the voice and air are blocked; Choking: the throat is blocked by food.

Describes the appearance of being choked with grief and unable to cry or speak.

Eat hard: do hard work and eat light food.

Describes hard work and self-motivation.

Tao, also known as "light".

The same as "attacking the bitter and eating the light".

Gong Ku Shi Dan: Gong: do; Ruo: hard; Dan: light.

Do hard work and eat light food.

Describes hard work and self-motivation.

To bulge the belly and feed: bulge the belly: to bulge the belly, that is, to be full; to feed: the food contained in the mouth.

Hold food in your mouth and pat your belly with your hands.

Describe the carefree life in the peaceful era.

The country is based on the people, and the people regard food as the foundation: foundation: the source or foundation of things; heaven: refers to the primary condition for survival.

The country is based on the people, and food is the top priority for the people.

Chee with food in your mouth, and swim with your belly bulging: bu: the food contained in the mouth; Xi: play; bulging belly: when your belly is bulging, you are full.

Hold food in your mouth and pat your belly with your hands.

Describe the carefree life in the peaceful era.

Luck and feed: bulge the belly: feed: the food contained in the mouth; bulge the belly: bulge the belly, that is, fullness.

Hold food in your mouth and pat your belly with your hands.

Describe the carefree life in the peaceful era.

Hou Fu Yu Shi: Hou Fu: clothes worn by princes; Yu Shi: precious food.

Wear the clothes of a prince and eat precious food.

Describe a luxurious and luxurious life.

Pot, pulp and basket, food: pulp: soup; basket: round bamboo vessel for serving rice in ancient times; food: food.

Use baskets to hold rice and pots to hold soup to reward the troops.

Describes the people welcoming the army.

Snatching food from the tiger's mouth: snatching food from the tiger's mouth.