鸡蛋 (jī dàn)

Chinese · (chicken) egg

Baby Dragon · 龙宝宝 (12)

  1. We're also out of eggs.

  2. The eggs are in the basket.

  3. Where are the eggs, please?

  4. Mary wants a dozen eggs.

  5. We buy eggs by the dozen.

  6. We have a half-dozen eggs.

  7. How much do a dozen eggs cost?

  8. Eggs should be boiled for at least five minutes.

  9. Eggs are cheap this season.

  10. Are these eggs sold by the dozen?

  11. There are a lot of eggs in the basket.

  12. How much do a dozen eggs cost?

Beginner · 入门 (10)

  1. How would you like your eggs?

  2. I don't care for eggs.

  3. Excuse me. Where are the eggs?

  4. All the eggs in the box were broken.

  5. I cannot fry these eggs. They are rotten.

  6. I don't like eggs.

  7. He has an egg and is eating it.

  8. I don't eat pork, beef or eggs.

  9. I want some fresh eggs.

  10. I think the eggs that I just ate were rotten.

Intermediate · 中级 (13)

  1. Tom doesn't even know how to fry an egg.

  2. I finished buying a dozen eggs.

  3. It's about the size of an egg.

  4. My nephew is allergic to eggs.

  5. I bought a few eggs and a little milk.

  6. I can't eat raw eggs; they must be cooked.

  7. We need flour, sugar and eggs to make this cake.

  8. The eggs from this farm have darker shells, and the yolks are exceptionally rich.

  9. Mix the rice and eggs with soy sauce.

  10. Mary took an egg and cracked it open on the rim of the bowl.

  11. To make a cake, you need egg, butter and sugar.

  12. Mix the rice and eggs with soy sauce.

  13. A doctor told me that eating eggs was bad for me.

Advanced · 高级 (3)

  1. Mix the flour with two eggs.

  2. Mary took out the eggs one by one.

  3. I could eat some beef noodle soup, or some reheated rice with soybean paste like that, no problem.

Master Dragon · 龙师父 (4)

  1. "That roll looks quite nice. What's in it?" "Salami, cucumber, lettuce and egg. It was quite dear, as well. It cost €2.50."

  2. Since you're going to the supermarket, buy some eggs while you're there.

  3. Just down the road, near the little town of Arcadia, Oklahoma, you come around a bend and spy a big barn - a round one, bright red with a green, egg-shaped cedar-shingle roof. It's said this is the most-photographed spot on all of Route 66.

  4. It's the 26th of April of 2025. Before 14:00, a sunny blue-sky afternoon, I went to my neighbourhood's cul-de-sac to meditatively walk around and around there. I admired the gardens. They reminded me of Daoism: how the microcosm reflects the macrocosm: The puffs of sakura would be a nebula afar. One need not really travel too far. Barb my white neighbour was at her driveway. She and her husband Ken would be going out to buy eggs. They eat many eggs.