[tā o tiè sh è ng Yan]

Gluttony is a kind of god beast in ancient Chinese legends, and it is said that it is one of the nine sons of the dragon, and it has a large appetite. Gluttony feast is not an idiom, it can refer to numerous food collections, and it can also refer to the presentation of various wonderful contents, such as programs and activities. Sentence-making: Ghosts are enjoying a feast.

Definition:

First, gluttony: The meaning of the above-mentioned gourmets should be extended. They are gluttonous and gluttonous, so that they eat too much and die. Therefore, gluttony has the original intention of gluttony and greed, but it is still related to eating.

second, gluttony: tāo tiè. 1. A legendary greedy beast, commonly used as a decorative pattern on bronzes, is called gluttonous pattern.

2. A glutton or a greedy person.

3. A glutton.

4. It is similar to "gorging" to describe people's unsightly eating.

3. Gluttony is one of the four evils in China's ancient legends (the other three are Chaos, Hun and Qiong Qi), and its biggest feature is that it can eat.

Resources

Baidu Encyclopedia. Baidu Encyclopedia [reference time 2118-1-15]