抢菜英语怎么说呢

"抢菜" (qiǎng cài) is a Chinese phrase that means "to grab food" or "to snatch food." It is often used to describe the act of quickly grabbing or taking food before others have a chance to do so, especially at a banquet or other gathering where there is limited food and many people are trying to get their hands on it.

The phrase "抢菜" (qiǎng cài) likely originated from the practice of grabbing food from a communal dish or platter, which is common in many Chinese cultures. It is also used more generally to describe any situation in which someone is trying to get something before someone else can.

Here are some examples of how "抢菜" (qiǎng cài) can be used in English:

"Everyone was trying to grab the last dumpling before it was gone." (Chinese translation: 大家都在抢最后一个水饺。)
"I had to be quick to grab the last slice of cake before my sister got to it." (Chinese translation: 我得快点抢最后一片蛋糕，免得我妹妹抢走。)
"The kids were all fighting to grab the last piece of candy." (Chinese translation: 孩子们都在争抢最后一块糖。)