第二季度 词组 句子 (updated)

• 多一个朋友，多一条路

Duō yí gè péngyǒu, duō yì tiáo lù - Making more friends opens up more opportunities or ways forward in life.

秋游

qiū yóu - autumn outing or fall field trip 🍁

情景

qíng jǐng - scene; situation; scenario; setting

会

huì-can; to be able to; will; meeting

可以

kě yǐ
English: can; may; be allowed to; be okay

去

qù - to go

来

lái - to come

买东西

mǎi dōngxi -  to buy things; to go shopping 🛍

中超

Zhōng chāo - Chinese Supermarket

华欣

Huá xīn -

a Chinese grocery store in Ohio

分店

fēn diàn - branch store; a location of a retail business separate from the main store.

用

yòng - to use; to employ

新鲜

xīn xiān - fresh; new, especially in reference to food or experiences.

收银员

shōu yín yuán - cashier; a person who handles transactions and receives payments in a retail setting.

信用卡

xìnyòngkǎ - a card issued by a bank allowing the holder to purchase goods or services on credit.

餐馆

cān guǎn - a common term for oversea Chinese restaurant 🍽

• 自助餐馆

zìzhù cānguǎn - buffet restaurant 🍴

双龙

shuānglóng -

服务员

fúwùyuán - waiter or waitress :person_serving:

优惠 

yōuhuì - discount or preferential treatment

小费

xiǎofèi - tip or gratuity

汽水

qìshuǐ - soda or soft drink

冰茶

bīngchá - iced tea or cold tea

热茶

rèchá - hot tea or warm tea

酱油

jiàngyóu - soy sauce

卖肉部

màiròubù - meat department

就在这边

jiù zài zhèbiān - right here

跟我来

gēn wǒ lái - come with me

什么米卖得最好的?

shénme mǐ mài dé zuì hǎo de? - What type of rice sells the best?

黑米

hēi mǐ - black rice

最欢迎的

zuì huānyíng de - most popular

你们平常开到几点？

nǐmen píngcháng kāi dào jǐ diǎn? - What time do you usually open?

保质期

bǎo zhì qī - shelf life; the period during which a product remains usable or safe to consume.

多久

duō jiǔ 6"- *how long? *

直到

zhídào - until; up to a point in time where something is expected to happen or is relevant.

筷子

kuàizi d3 e41; chopsticks; a pair of slender sticks used for eating food, commonly used in East Asian cuisine.

双

shuāng - double; a pair of items that are identical or meant to be used together, often referring to shoes or other paired objects.

一杯水

yī bēi shuǐ - *a glass of water; a common measurement for serving water, often used in dining or hospitality contexts.

素菜

sùcài  vegetables; dishes made primarily from vegetables, often served in vegetarian meals.

饮料

yǐnliào - *beverages; drinks made from various ingredients, including water, fruit, alcohol, or other flavorings, often served alongside food.

免费

miǎnfèi - *free of charge; services or products provided without payment, often used in promotional contexts to attract customers or users.

小费

xiǎofèi - *a gratuity; a small amount of money given to service workers, such as waitstaff or taxi drivers, as a token of appreciation for good service.

另外

lìngwài - *in addition; also; used to indicate an additional point or item that complements what has already been mentioned.

另外付钱

lìngwài fùqián - to pay additionally; refers to payment made beyond the initial amount, often for extra services or charges.

菜单

càidān - *a list of food and drink items available at a restaurant or for a specific meal; serves as a guide for customers to choose from.

请稍等一下。

qǐng shāo děng yīxià - *please hold on a moment; a polite request asking someone to wait briefly for assistance or a response.

宫保鸡丁

gōngbǎo jīdīng - *a popular Chinese dish made with diced chicken, peanuts, vegetables, and chili peppers, typically stir-fried and flavored with soy sauce and sesame oil.

不好意思！

bù hǎo yìsi - *an expression used to convey embarrassment, apology, or to say excuse me; often used to politely interrupt or get someone's attention.

我不会用筷子

wǒ bù huì yòng kuàizi - I can't use chopsticks; often said by someone who is not familiar with using chopsticks for eating.

我们没有叉子，但是我们可以教你怎样用筷子。

wǒmen méiyǒu chāzi, dànshì wǒmen kěyǐ jiào nǐ zěnyàng yòng kuàizi - We don't have forks, but we can teach you how to use chopsticks.

哪儿

nǎr - where; used to ask about a location or place in questions.

这有多辣？

zhè yǒu duō là? - How spicy is this?; commonly asked when inquiring about the spice level of food.

你可不可以把你的电脑给我？

nǐ kě bù kěyǐ bǎ nǐ de diànnǎo gěi wǒ? - Can you give me your computer?; a polite request to borrow someone's computer.

回顾

huígù - to review or reflect upon past events; often used in the context of analyzing experiences or memories.

化学

huàxué - *the branch of science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of substances and the changes they undergo during chemical reactions.

花生

huāshēng  a legume commonly known as peanut, used in food products and cooking.

芝麻

zhīma - a seed from the sesame plant, often used in cooking and as a garnish, known for its nutty flavor and nutritional benefits.

零食

língshí - *refers to snacks or light refreshments that are typically consumed between meals.

太难了！

tài nán le - *a phrase meaning "too difficult!" often used to express frustration or challenge in learning or tasks.

周末愉快！

zhōumò yúkuài - *a phrase meaning "happy weekend!" commonly used to wish someone enjoyment during the weekend.

万圣节

wànshèngjié - *a holiday celebrated on October 31, known as Halloween, where people dress in costumes and children go trick-or-treating for candy.

糖果

tángguǒ - *a type of sweet food typically made with sugar, often given to children during Halloween and other celebrations.

庆祝

qìngzhù - *to celebrate or commemorate an event or occasion, often with festivities or gatherings.

要

yào —  verb meaning "to want" or "to need," often used to express necessity or desire in a sentence.

中元节

zhōngyuán jié - *a traditional Chinese festival also known as the Ghost Festival, celebrated to honor and pay respects to deceased ancestors, often involving offerings and rituals for the departed.