| 吃饭 | chī fàn | to have a meal; to eat; to make a living | |
| 吃惊 | chī jīng | to be startled; to be shocked; to be amazed | |
| 吃苦 | chī kǔ | to bear hardships | |
| 好吃 | hǎo chī | tasty; delicious | |
| 吃亏 | chī kuī | to suffer losses; to come to grief; to lose out; to get the worst of it; to be at a disadvantage; unfortunately |
| 1 | Do you have something to eat? | |
| 2 | Make up for the cost by eating plenty. | |
| 3 | He brought up everything he ate. | |
| 4 | We stood in with him who bought us the meals. | |
| 5 | She rinsed her hands quickly before eating. |
