Ed Sheeran - eat your heart out. The real hitmaker was John Dowland.
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Another popular eatery is set to close this Sunday. "Customers have been supporting us, encouraging us, and came to us with true heart," said Mr Cheung, an employee.
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“It depends on who you talk to,” said Michael Welch, a chef and publisher of the new Edible Finger Lakes magazine, one of about four dozen regional Edible magazines around the country. “A lot of people consider Syracuse an anchor of the Finger Lakes, but Syracuse people will call it central New York. If you live in Ithaca, you probably call it the Finger Lakes.”
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Safely in the upper reaches of the converted industrial building away from the ravenous hordes below, the chefs read all the information off the eatery's computer system, create their masterpieces to order, put them on the serving spirals and let gravity do its work.
gross-out, bathroom,
Boston turns former bathroom into eatery
Don't get grossed out. The 660-square-foot "Pink Palace" on Boston Common built in the 1920s hasn't been used as a restroom in decades.
City officials announced Tuesday they have agreed to a 15-year lease with the Florida-based Earl of Sandwich chain for a takeout operation at the site. The goal is to open the shop later this year or early next year following renovations.
Boston Parks Department Commissioner Toni Pollak says the project is a chance to preserve the historic mausoleum-like structure while bringing new life to the Common.
Associated Press
中英對照讀新聞／Boston turns former bathroom into eatery 波士頓把前公廁改造為小吃店
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A former public bathroom in an historic Boston park is being turned into a sandwich shop.
位於一座具有歷史意義的波士頓公園裡的一個前公共廁所，將被改頭換面變成一家三明治店。
Don’t get grossed out. The 660-square-foot "Pink Palace" on Boston Common built in the 1920s hasn’t been used as a restroom in decades.
別覺得噁心。位於波士頓市民公園內、面積660平方英尺的「粉紅宮殿」，建於1920年代，已有數十年沒有被當成廁所來使用。
City officials announced Tuesday they have agreed to a 15-year lease with the Florida-based Earl of Sandwich chain for a takeout operation at the site. The goal is to open the shop later this year or early next year following renovations.
市府官員週二宣佈，他們已同意與總部設在佛羅里達州的連鎖店「三明治伯爵」，簽署一份租用該地點15年、提供外帶服務的租約。最終目標是在將該地點翻新整修後，於今年稍後或明年初開店。
Boston Parks Department Commissioner Toni Pollak says the project is a chance to preserve the historic mausoleum-like structure while bringing new life to the Common.
波士頓公園處專員東尼．波拉克說，該計畫是一個保存具有歷史意義、但陰森有如陵墓的建築物，同時又能為市民公園帶來新生命的良機。
eat one's heart out
phrase of eat
- 1.suffer from excessive longing for someone or something unattainable.
"I could have stayed in London eating my heart out for you"
新聞辭典
turn （someone or something ） into ：慣用語，使變成……。例句：The magician tried to turn the parrot into a dove.（魔術師企圖把鸚鵡變成鴿子。）
bathroom：名詞，浴室，廁所（美式用法）。use the bathroom：上廁所（委婉說法）。例句：Could I use your bathroom?（我可以借用你的洗手間嗎？）
gross out：俚語，覺得噁心想吐。例句：The trick in making a family film...is finding ways to interest grown-ups without boring, confusing, or grossing out the younger set" （Christian Science Monitor）.（拍攝家庭電影的秘訣在於……找出既能讓大人感興趣，但又不會讓年輕人覺無聊、困惑或噁心的方法。語出基督教科學箴言報。）
Gross out describes a movement in art (often comic), which aims to shock[citation needed] the audience with controversial material such as toilet humour or nudity.noun
noun
gross-out
1: A person or thing that disgusts or shocks, esp. (a scene from) a gory horror film. (1966 —) .
New Yorker Heads splatter and drip.... It's just a gross-out (1984). adjective
2: Disgusting, repellent; shocking. Also, wild, uncontrolled. (1973 —) .
[From to gross out (see gross verb).]
ravenous
adjective ━━ a. 飢えた; どん欲な ((for)).extremely hungry:
I'm ravenous - where's supper?
Growing boys have ravenous appetites.
ravenously
adverb
He looked ravenously at the buffet table.
I'm ravenously hungry.
eat (ate, eaten)
verb [I or T]
to put or take food into the mouth, chew it, and swallow it:
Do you eat meat?
When I've got a cold, I don't feel like eating.
We usually eat (= have a meal) at about 7 o'clock.
eatable
adjective
describes food that is good enough to eat, though not excellent
Compare edible.
eater
noun
a big/good/small eater someone who always eats a lot/very little
eatery
noun [C] INFORMAL
a restaurant:
We met in a little eatery just off the main road.
eats
plural noun INFORMAL
a small amount of food:
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edible Show phonetics
adjectivesuitable or safe for eating:
Only the leaves of the plant are edible.
Compare eatable at eat.
NOTE: The opposite is inedible.
in・edible
━━ a. 食べられない.
in・edibility ━━ n.
in・edibly ━━ ad.
in・edibility ━━ n. in・edibly ━━ ad.
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