1·Many Chinese restaurants are telling people to order dishes by using the "N-1" formula."N" stands for the number of people in your group.
许多中餐馆告诉人们用“N-1”公式点菜。“N”代表你们的人数。
2·The speaker is going to order dishes.
那个讲话的人正准备点菜。
3·Which do you prefer, fast food or order dishes?
您想吃什么，快餐还是点菜？
4·Ding Dang: I'm suffering from dish envy. Let's order dishes.
嫉妒其别人桌上的美食真是一种煎熬。我们点菜吧。
5·It will soon be recommended to restaurants across the country, helping foreigners order dishes.
不久后，它将被推荐给全国各大饭店，帮助外国人点餐。
6·The manager of the bank deserves the reputation of tippler he enjoys indeed. He orders two bottles of Maotai immediately when he is asked to order dishes.
银行行长确实是个名不虚传的酒徒，他点菜的顺序是先点两瓶茅台酒。
7·You order the dishes and I'll foot the bill.
你点菜，我来付账。
—— 《新英汉大辞典》
8·A group of 7 people can order 6 dishes at most.
7人最多可点6道菜。
9·If you're in a group of six people, you should order five dishes.
如果你们是六个人，应该点五道菜。
10·According to the law passed in April, 2021, if the restaurants always mislead customers to order too many dishes, they will face a fine.
根据2021年4月通过的法律，如果餐馆总是误导顾客点太多菜，他们就要面临罚款。