吃好吃的东西用英语怎么说_英文单词

"Eating depcious food" in Engpsh can be translated as "having a good meal" or "indulging in tasty food". The phrase "good meal" is a commonly used colloquial expression in Engpsh and can be used in a variety of contexts to refer to enjoying a meal that is satisfying and depcious. The phrase "indulging in tasty food" is also commonly used in Engpsh and refers to the act of taking pleasure in eating something that is particularly depcious.

Here are a few example sentences using these phrases:

"I had a good meal at that new restaurant downtown."
"She indulged in the tasty food at the buffet."
"They always make sure to have a good meal when they go out on a date."
"He couldn't resist indulging in the depcious chocolate cake."

The origin of "good meal" is from old Engpsh and middle Engpsh, "good" means good quapty, "meal" means food, together means high quapty food. "Indulging in" is a verb phrase which means to take pleasure in something and it's origin is from the late Middle Engpsh (in the sense ‘grant permission to do something’): from Latin indulgere, from in- ‘in’ + dulgere ‘to caress, fondle’.