What adjectives to use to describe a person who is very good at cooking

心手巧, xīn líng shǒu qiǎo [interpretation] mind sensitive, skillful (mostly used in women). [Source] Qing Kong Shangren "Peach Blossom Fan Qizhen": "Sister Xiang is ingenious, and a twist of needle and thread is different. ”

Finger geese as soup. The parable consoles itself with fantasies. Linked; as a predicate, object, and definite; Derogatory.

Make bricks without straw. Cooking: Cooking. You can't cook without rice. The metaphor lacks the most necessary conditions to do things. It is used as a metaphor for the lack of necessary basic conditions; Something that no one can do. It is generally used as an object and a definite sentence.

A good mother and a good wife. See "Good Wives and Good Mothers." The meaning of a good mother and a good wife.

It is difficult for a good woman to cook without rice.

Qiao's daughter-in-law can't cook without rice. There are no necessary conditions for parables; Nothing can be done. It is often used to describe the lack of materials or raw materials for cooking, production, construction, and writing. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

A good wife and mother. a wise wife who is a husband; And the kind mother of the child. In the old days, it was used to praise a woman for being virtuous. Used as a compliment. It is generally used as an object and a definite sentence.

A few meters and cooked. Cooking: Cooking over a fire. Count the grains of rice and cook. The metaphor is less profitable. It also describes life as difficult. More formal; as a predicate; Derogatory.

Cooking gold and jade. Cooking: Cooking on a fire; Food: Eat, eat. Describe a hearty dish. combined; as a predicate, complement; The metaphor is that food and drink are precious.

Ingenuity. Both the heart and the hands are very dexterous. Describe the unique ability of skilled craftsmen in terms of artistic conception and technical approach. Used as a compliment. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Show off your wisdom. beautiful appearance; Smart at heart. Xiu: Xiumei; Hui: Clever. Used as a compliment. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Out of the hall, into the kitchen!

A good wife and mother.

xián qī liáng mǔ

Explanation] A good wife to a husband and a good mother to her children.

Source] Lu Xun "Grave.

Hui Widow Answer": "In women's education, it is the most timely time, and what is often heard is the doctrine of good mothers and good wives. ”

Structure] combined.

Usage] is used as a compliment. It is generally used as an object and a definite sentence.

Distinguish] Xian; You can't write "idle".

synonyms] good mother and good wife.

Antonyms] vicious woman, poisonous mother.

Example sentence] She wishes she could be a .

English translation] kind and genial wife and good mother

A good wife and mother.

xiábain qī liáng mǔ

Explain du] a good wife to the husband and a good mother to the child.

Structure] combined.

Usage] is used as a compliment. It is generally used as an object and a definite sentence.

Distinguish] Xian; You can't write "idle".

synonyms] good mother and good wife.

Antonyms] vicious woman, poisonous mother.

Example sentence] She wishes she could be a .

English translation] kind and genial wife and good mother

Ingenuity.

Show off your wisdom. Out of the kitchen under the hall.

【生米做mature饭】: baishēng mǐ zuò chéng shúdu fàn, figurative thing zhi

The love has been done, and it can't be changed.

internal object, definite, and clause content; Refers to a fait accompli.

Dust rice Tu 羹]: chén fàn tú gēng, Tu: mud. Rice made of dust, soup made of mud. Refers to children's play. Metaphors are useless things. as the subject and object; The metaphor is for what is false and what is true.

生米Cook Mature Rice]: shēng mǐ zhǔ chéng shú fàn, a metaphor for things that have been done and can no longer be changed. as an object, a definite, a clause; Refers to a fait accompli.

酒袋饭袋】: jiǔ náng fàn dài, sac: pocket. They only eat and drink, and they don't do things. Mocking the incompetent. as an object, a definite; Refers to the incompetent.

饭包酒瓮]: fàn náng jiǔ wèng, a metaphor for a person who can only eat and drink, but cannot do things. as an object, a definite; Refers to the incompetent.

无二致 [ háo wú èr zhì ] 新字本Basic Definition Detailed Interpretation.

háo wú èr zhì ]

There is no difference at all, that is, exactly the same.

Source: Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 29: "When She Daotai saw this look, he felt that it was the same as Hua Xiaohong, no different. ”

Near antonyms. The synonyms are exactly the same.

Who knows that the Chinese food is hard. —Tang Dynasty Li Shen, "Compassion for Nong".

Interpretation: The rice on the plate, every grain is planted by the farmer's uncle.

2. Don't give up donations, and work hard to add meals. ——Han Yuefu Folk Songs: Xingxing Re-Xingxing".

Interpretation: Don't talk about this kind of feeling, you still have to eat well.

3. Walk more than 100 steps, and eat every three meals. - Song Dynasty Lu You "Old Scene".

Interpretation: Walk briskly for more than 100 steps, and eat three meals.

4. The night is quiet and the forest is afraid, and the spring is hungry. - Tang Bai Juyi, "The Little Ni of the Master of Hualong Temple".

Interpretation: The little monks only eat one meal, and they are most afraid of the dead of night and are so hungry that they can't stand it.

5. Drink a cup of sleep and sleep, nothing in the world is leisurely. - Don Bai Juyi, "Mao Drink".

Interpretation: Drink a cup and sleep at the time, what thing in the world is not leisurely!

6. The scholar's rice is moved and noon, and the ginger is mixed with shredded vegetables and boiled by himself. - Song Wang Yan, "Sungai Poems".

Interpretation: The scholar ate at the time of the meal, and could not eat the second meal until noon, and was most annoyed by cooking ginger and shredded vegetables.

If a person's level is not good, an idiom can be used to describe the poor skills of the donkey. Or maybe it's going to be done!

I'm tired of the food you cook, it's the same every day, and it won't change the pattern, it's the same

This kind of thing is called a soft spot, and if you do more, you will do something else.

It will be simmered dry rice or rice every day.

said: Is it egg fried rice again?

【生米做mature饭】: shēng

mǐzuòchéng

shúfàn, a metaphor for things that have been done and cannot be changed. as an object, a definite, a clause; Refers to a fait accompli.

Dusty rice tume]: chén

fàntúgēng, paint: mud. Rice made of dust, soup made of mud. Refers to children's play. Metaphors are useless things. as the subject and object; The metaphor is for what is false and what is true.

Raw rice boiled mature rice]: shēng

mǐzhǔchéng

shúfàn, a metaphor for things that have been done and cannot be changed. as an object, a definite, a clause; Refers to a fait accompli.

酒包饭袋】: jiǔ

nángfàndài, sac: pocket. They only eat and drink, and they don't do things. Mocking the incompetent. as an object, a definite; Refers to the incompetent.

Rice bag wine urn]: fàn

nángjiǔwèng, a metaphor for a person who can only eat and drink, and will not do things. as an object, a definite; Refers to the incompetent.