吃傷

简 吃伤 · 繁 吃傷
Mandarin · pinyin chī shāng

Meanings

  1. to become sick of a food after eating it too much
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吃
chī · eat; drink; suffer, endure, bear
傷
shāng · wound, injury; fall ill from
伤
shāng · wound, injury; fall ill from
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1–1 · chi1 shang1

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verb

  1. to eat too much of something for a while and then get sick of it

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