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Ⅰ Life English

   eating

1．

I am hungry.

I’m hungry as hell.

I’m hungry as a wolf.

I’m starving.

I’m starved.

I feel like I’m starving to death.

My stomach is empty.

My stomach is growling.

I could eat like a horse.

2.

I’m really hungry.

I’m feeling weaker by the moment.

I need to eat something nutritious.

3.

Let’s eat.

Let’s dig in.

Let’s pig out.

Let’s mounch out.

Let’s chow down.

Let’s indulge ourselves.

4.

It’s delicious.

It tastes great.

It’s out of this world.

This meal is fit for a king.

This meal was made in heaven.

I couldn’t ask for a better meal.

5.

I’m full.

I’m stuffed.

I can’t eat another bite.

I ate too much.

I need to take a rest.

I need to take it easy.

  Invite sb. to dinner

1.

It’s on me.

It’s my treat.

Be my guest.

Let me pay the bill.

Let me foot the bill.

Let me pick up the check.

2.

Pick your position.

Select what you like.

Choose whatever you wish.

It’s your choice.

It doesn’t really matter to me.

I don’t have any preference.

3.

Can I get you something?

Do you need anything?

What would you like?

Are you hungry now, or would you like to eat later?

I’d like to invite you out to dinner.

Do you have any preference?

4.

I’m easy to satisfy.                     

I’m easy to please.

I have simple tastes.

I don’t need any fancy food.

I don’t need anything special.

McDonald’s would do me fine, if it’s OK with you.

5.

What do you recommend?

What do you suggest?

What do you think is best?

What’s good today?

What’s your most popular dish?

What’s this place famous for?