How to Say ‘Eat more’ in Simplified Chinese
多吃
duō chī
[dwor chir]
💬 Usage Tip: [多] before a verb means "do it more": [多吃] "eat more," [多喝水] "drink more water," [多休息] "rest more."
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[dwor]
more
Used before a verb to suggest increasing the amount or frequency.
医生建议您多吃高纤维食物。
The doctor advises you to eat more high-fiber foods.
吃
chī
[chir]
to eat
A basic verb meaning to eat; often used in lifestyle advice.
医生建议您多吃高纤维食物。
The doctor advises you to eat more high-fiber foods.
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