to agree or to say yes immediately without any hestitation; to leap at the chance or offer (that one has eagerly been waiting for / has always wished for)

idiot; foolish (slang)

lit. a lump of rice, meaning one who is slow in reaction

lit. one lump of rice, meaning one who is not responsive or stupid

A meal (mostly lunch or dinner)

lunch

lunch

literally: grabbing rice from a beggar's bowl to eat; to bully and exploit disadvantaged members of the public [colloquial]

home-cooked meal

(noun) Simply home-make dishes

Keeping one's job

cook a meal

two-dish meal

traditional Shanghainese snack, consist of eight kinds of ingredients, they are steamed glutinous rice, red beans, red dates and etc.

there's not much to eat, usually used just as a humble expression of modesty by host when catering for guests

(noun) leftover rice or meal

food leftovers from previous meals

provide meals

afternoon meal

char siu (barbequed pork) rice

eat meal

to appear to be together, but it is actually each to their own in reality [written and colloquial]

to eat [colloquial]

to mooch (to cheat someone for food); to hoax and swindle or rely on deceptive tricks to make a living; to not do much at work [colloquial]

to eat [colloquial]

eat rice, have meals

family reunion dinner

Chinese New Year reunion dinner

big bowl of rice with meat

a big dealing / business (normally a term used in illegal dealing which involves an enormous amount of money such as the smuggling of dangerous drugs); a big gang business