巧克力
qiǎokèlì
chocolate
巧克力 is used in Chinese in the same way as 'chocolate' is used in English. It is a popular sweet treat made from cacao seeds, often enjoyed in solid form or as a hot or cold drink. The term can refer to both the flavor and the physical product.
Example sentences using: 巧克力
我喜歡吃巧克力。
wǒ xǐ huān chī qiǎo kè lì.
I like eating chocolate.
One implies their preference for consuming chocolate in this sentence.
巧克力是我的最愛。
qiǎo kè lì shì wǒ de zuì ài.
Chocolate is my favorite.
This sentence expresses one's favoritism towards chocolate.
謝謝你的巧克力。
xiè xiè nǐ de qiǎo kè lì.
Thank you for your chocolate.
This sentence is expressing appreciation for receiving chocolate.
這巧克力是我自己做的。
zhè qiǎo kè lì shì wǒ zì jǐ zuò de.
This chocolate is made by myself.
This sentence indicates that the speaker personally made the chocolate.
這巧克力味道很好。
zhè qiǎo kè lì wèi dào hěn hǎo.
This chocolate tastes very good.
In this sentence, one is complimenting the flavor of the chocolate.
他不喜歡巧克力。
tā bù xǐ huān qiǎo kè lì.
He doesn't like chocolate.
This sentence tells that he does not prefer chocolate.
巧克力會讓人發胖。
qiǎo kè lì huì ràng rén fā pàng.
Chocolate can make people gain weight.
This sentence implies that consuming chocolate may result in weight gain.
這巧克力太甜了。
zhè qiǎo kè lì tài tián le.
This chocolate is too sweet.
This sentence implies that the chocolate is excessively sweet.
這個巧克力店很有名。
zhè gè qiǎo kè lì diàn hěn yǒu míng.
This chocolate shop is very famous.
The sentence explains that the mentioned chocolate shop has a good reputation or is well-known.
我把巧克力放在冰箱裡。
wǒ bǎ qiǎo kè lì fàng zài bīng xiāng lǐ.
I put the chocolate in the refrigerator.
In this sentence, the speaker reveals that they have placed the chocolate inside the refrigerator.