Treasure of pearls and jade, treasure of gold and jade.
Pheasant eight treasures yu zhen.
The antonym of "delicacies and delicacies"
Clear soup with little water, light rice and tea, and cold leftovers.
【 A glass of water and a grain of millet 】【 Thin soup and little water 】【 Light tea and light rice 】
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Simple tea and light rice
Food, food, synonyms and idioms have explanations.
(1) Gourmet: refers to superior food, exquisite and delicious food or delicious food.
(2), rough tea and light rice: rough: rough and simple; Vegetarian food: refers to simple food. Describe simple and superficial tea and rice.
The antonym of delicacies has an explanation.
Light tea and simple food
[China Journal]
It's simple to describe the food.
lean life
[Auggie]
Metaphor life is hard.
Simple tea and simple food
[c chádàn]
A simple, unadorned diet. Sometimes used to describe a simple life.
(of dishes) tasteless.
[Qing government]
Describe a soup or dish that contains almost no oil or water.
Be frugal in diet
[ochángguādù]
Try to be frugal in your diet.
Live on meager food
[zhāOJ myán]
Limulus: Pickled vegetables. There are pickles for breakfast and salt for dinner. Describe a simple diet and a poor life.
Oil or water in soup or soup.
[xītāngguǐ]
Describe porridge or soup with little oil and water.
A very small diet
[b is Huǐlìsè]
A glass of water and a grain of millet. It refers to a very small amount of diet.
Homecooked food
[Jiācháng biànàn]
1. Family daily meals.
Leftovers (of a meal)
[All the way]
Leftover wine and food. Metaphor refers to the charity of powerful people. Tang Du Fu's poem "A Gift to Wei" says: "A broken cup is full of sadness."
Bad diet
[gēnglíhánqiǔ]
Chenopodium album and wild vegetables; Moo, food is also. Generally refers to a bad diet. Also known as "the soup contains embarrassment."
remainder
[Song of the surging waves]
Refers to leftover food. It is also a metaphor for something given by others.
Detailed explanation of delicious food
New era
The meaning and explanation of idioms-delicacies: exotic foods produced in mountainous areas; Seafood: Delicious in the sea. Refers to all kinds of precious foods produced in mountains and seas. Now it refers to all kinds of delicious food.
Where did the idiom come from-Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, Chapter 39: "Girls are tired of eating delicacies every day."
China Traditional Idiom Writing-Shanjue Seafood
Idiom pinyin abbreviation-szhw
Praise or derogatory-neutral idiom, without obvious praise or derogatory criticism or praise.
Usage and nature of idioms-combined form; As subject, object and attribute; Include praise
The Formal Structure of Idioms —— Joint Idioms
Further reading: write a sentence with delicious food.
(1), (After the purchase is completed, the host will be informed to have a regular banquet. Man-Han banquet is not just a meal to eat and drink, but a whole day's banquet, even divided into two or three days, with delicacies, flying and diving plants.
(1) Only after the purchase is completed should the host be informed to hold a banquet regularly. Man-Han banquet is not just a table, but a whole day, even two or three days.
Dinner is not a dragon gun, but also a delicious food, but it is particularly rich. All kinds of strange things can be called delicious food. Besides, Aunt Lan has the ability to cook by herself. More help in Yao Ting's kitchen, aliases are more poetic.
(2) Although the New Year's Eve is not made of dragons and firecrackers, it is also delicious, and all kinds of exotic things can be regarded as delicious. Besides, Aunt Lan can cook by herself. Besides, she helps Yao Ting in the kitchen, which is also called poetry.
It's not the saddest thing that no one invites you to eat delicacies. The saddest thing is that someone invites you to eat delicacies, so you can't bite your teeth, so take action on tooth love day and love your teeth for food! Have fun!
(3) It is not the saddest thing that no one invites you to eat delicacies. The saddest thing is that someone invites you to eat delicacies, but your teeth can't bite. So love teeth day, take action, love teeth and love food! Have fun!
It is delicious. Charcoal-baked, but it lacks a little salt, otherwise it can really compete with delicacies.
(4) It's delicious. If it is roasted on charcoal, it needs a little salt. Otherwise, it is really comparable to delicacies.
Of course, the dishes are delicacies, raw seafood, and eight treasures and jade food.
(5) The dishes are of course delicacies, fresh seafood and eight treasures.