春天来了，天⽓开始变暖了，⼤家也都开始想要出去吃点新鲜的了。有好吃的，也会有难吃的。今天我们就来学⼏个表⽰“好吃”和“难吃”的词。
1. Just thinking of all that yummy food makes my mouth water.
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光想到那些可⼝的⾷物我就会⼝⽔直流。
金石之学这些都是⽤来形容“美味”的词：tasty, yummy, scrumptious, mouth-watering, toothsome, luscious, delectable, savory, marvelous. (Note: tasty is mild and common; yummy, scrumptious, mouth-watering, and toothsome are all colloquial; luscious, delectable and savory are more educated; marvelous is educated speech)
2. The fish hotpot here is not authentic Sichuan cuisine.
这⼉的⽔煮鱼不是正宗的四川菜。
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Although it tastes all right, it's slightly different from the authentic or typical flavor. 注意这⾥⽤来形容“正宗”的词，可以⽤authentic 或者 typical。
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3. The bread tastes like cardboard.髭蟾
这种⾯包味同嚼蜡。
“纸箱馅包⼦buns with cardboard stuffing”的假新闻⼤家还有印象吧，taste like cardboard可是英语⾥⼀个常⽤的表达，⽤来形容不好吃的⾷物。
4. Take tho gross noodles away!
工伤等级鉴定标准把那些恶⼼的⾯条端开！资料
For food that tastes not so good, we have other expressions like "an unsavory meal" (⼀顿难吃的饭) and "disgusting, gross, and nauating food". (注意: "unsavory" (难吃的) is very polite English; "disgusting" (令⼈厌恶的) is harsh but commonly-ud; "gross" is very popular teen speech; "nauating" (令⼈作呕的) is a very strong word.)
5. The food in our dining hall is the pits!
我们⾷堂的东西难吃极了。
Here, "pits" is an adjective very popular with teens and 20-somethings, meaning "the worst". For example, "That apartment the company gave me to live in is the pits, no bathroom, a tiny kitchen, and no air conditioner." (公司提供的公寓糟糕透了，没有洗⼿间，厨房只有巴掌⼤，还没有空调。)自锚式悬索桥
