To eat until full; to have eaten enough.

full; plump; rounded in shape or appearance

(of a solution, vapor, etc.) containing the maximum amount of a substance that can be dissolved or absorbed under given conditions

to endure a great deal of; to be subjected to one's fill of something difficult like hardship or bullying

To be adequately provided for with warm clothes and enough food

to contain a great amount of; to brim with, often describing emotions, tears, or deep feelings

The maximum limit of quantity that can be reached within a certain range

to feast one's eyes; to be visually satisfied by seeing something beautiful or rare

to eat until full; to stuff oneself

stuffed with food; very full and satisfied after eating

to fully taste or eat one's fill of, especially delicacies

To have eaten and drunk to one's heart's content; fully satisfied after a meal.

To look at something thoroughly and with enjoyment, such as impressive scenery or a wide variety of literature; to fully enjoy a view.

to be full and satisfied after eating

to feel uncomfortably full or distended after eating too much; to surfeit to the bursting point

to embezzle public funds; to line one's own pockets through corrupt or dishonest means

to enjoy a delicious meal; to satisfy one's appetite with rich food

having experienced the hardships of life; hardened by many trials and difficulties

The minimum income level required to satisfy basic living needs like food and clothing.

to have experienced many great changes in the world throughout one's life; having lived through the many ups and downs of life

(chemistry) the state of a solution containing more of a solute than can normally be dissolved by the solvent under given conditions

to enjoy looking at something beautiful to one's heart's content; to feast one's eyes on

To have read extensively or intensively over a long period of time; to have read a vast amount of literature.

feeling full from drinking a lot of water or consuming a liquid-heavy meal

having enough to eat and wear; to be amply fed and clothed

to embezzle; to misappropriate; to line one's pockets with public funds or property, often while handling business or official matters

the state of being hungry or full; also used to refer to a person's living conditions or general well-being

To spend the whole day eating and doing no work; idle; based on the idiom [[饱食终日，无所用心|飽食終日，無所用心|bao3 shi2 zhong1 ri4 wu2 suo3 yong4 xin1]]

To feast one's eyes on something; to enjoy a beautiful or spectacular sight.

a person of great learning; a highly educated scholar

when one is well-fed and well-clothed, one's thoughts turn to lewd desires; physical comfort breeds sexual desire

erudite or scholarly; having wide knowledge or scholarship, often describing a person

The limit at which no more of a substance or quantity can be absorbed, combined with, or added; in chemistry, the maximum limit to which two substances can be dissolved together; in biology, the maximum population density a group can reach.

to have gone through a great deal of misery; having experienced many hardships and tribulations

The well-fed cannot understand the hunger of the starving; used to describe how people in comfortable situations often fail to empathize with the hardships and pain of those who are struggling.

To thump someone repeatedly with one's fists; often used with a humorous or playful tone.

(literary) to not seek satiety in food; describes a person of character focusing on virtue over material comfort. Often used in parallel with [[居无求安|居無求安|ju1 wu2 qiu2 an1]] from the "Analects"

To have ample food and warm clothing; describes a life of material comfort and plenty

Describes an army where the soldiers are well-fed and the horses are energetic; implies troops that are well-supplied and have very high morale

leisure moments, such as over a cup of tea or after a meal

A marketing strategy or business model where a fixed price allows customers unlimited use of a product or service; common in restaurants, telecommunications, and rental shops. Also refers specifically to an all-you-can-eat buffet.

not saturated; unsaturated, as in chemistry or physics; undersaturation

to not have enough to eat; to be unable to satisfy one's hunger

A service model where a fixed price allows customers to consume products or services without limit, commonly used for buffets, mobile data plans, or rental services.

to be able to eat until one is full; to have enough to eat

Used to mock someone for meddling in things that are none of their business or for wasting energy on pointless activities.

to be so full that one is restless; doing something pointless or meddling because one has nothing better to do

to feed to the full; to cram one's stomach