在餐館實(shí)用的英語(yǔ)對(duì)話
　　Talking about Food 　　John : Eating is a real passion for me. 　　Sharon: Me. too. 　　John : I love all types of food. Which is your favorite dish? 　　Sharon: Ahm...my favorite type of food is probably Sichuan food which is one of the spiciest Chinese cuisines. 　　John : I am a big fan of spicy food, too.' 　　Sharon: I have visited Chengdu and the food there was quite amazing. 　　John : Spicy food is good in the winter. 　　Sharon: Because it can warm you up when the weather is cold! 　　John : Yes, I think so. Eating Sichuan food in the room makes me feel really good when the weather is very cold outside. 　　Sharon: Oh, my mouth is watering. 　　John : Maybe we can go to a Sichuan restaurant for supper. 　　Sharon: Good idea!
　　紹興美聯(lián)英語(yǔ)學(xué)校老師譯文:
　　約翰:我對(duì)品嘗美食真的很有激情,。 　　莎倫:我也是,。 　　約翰:我喜歡所有類型的食物,。你喜歡什么菜? 　　莎倫:嗯……我喜歡四川菜,，這是中國(guó)菜中辣的菜之一,。 　　約翰:我也非常喜歡辣味食物,。 　　莎倫:我去過成都,，那里的美食真的非常棒,。 　　約翰:冬天吃辣味的食物很好,。 　　莎倫:因?yàn)槎斐孕晾钡氖澄锬苁鼓闩推饋? 　　約翰:是的，我也這么認(rèn)為,。當(dāng)外面很冷的時(shí)候,，坐在屋子里吃四川菜感覺爽的很好。 　　莎倫:噢,，我都在流口水了,。 　　約翰:也許我們晚飯可以去一家四川餐館。 　　莎倫:好主意!
　　在餐館的英語(yǔ)對(duì)話 　　01|The smell of garlic is disgusting. 　　★ disgusting [dis?ɡ?sti?] a. 令人厭惡的大蒜的味道令人感到厭惡,。 　　02|It tastes weird. 　　味道很怪,。 　　03|This dish has an excellent flavor! 　　★ flavor [?fleiv?] n. 風(fēng)味 　　這菜風(fēng)味絕佳。 　　04|This pizza is exceedingly good! 　　★ exceedingly [ik?si?di?li] a. 非常地 　　這比薩非常好! 　　05|Well, the chicken's overdone. 　　這雞肉燒得太老了,。 　　06|You should try this dish. It tastes really good. 　　你應(yīng)該試試這個(gè)菜,，它的味道真的很好。 　　07|There's too much salt in the meat. 　　肉里鹽放得太多了,。
　　08|This meat is too fatty. 　　這肉太肥了,。 　　09|These pork chops are great. 　　豬排太香了。 　　10|How's the haddock? 　　鱈魚怎么樣? 　　11|The cheesecake is very tasty. 　　奶酪蛋糕非?？煽?。 　　12|This looks delicious. 　　看上去真好吃。 　　13|It's too spicy! 　　真辣呀! 　　14|The sliced raw fish smells good. 　　生魚片聞起來味道不錯(cuò),。 　　15|I've never tasted anything as delicious as this. 　　我從未吃過這么美味的東西,。 　　經(jīng)典背誦 　　Hanging over the Abyss懸在深淵
　　A man walking in the night slipped from a rock. Afraid that he would fall down thousands of feet, because he knew that place was a very deep valley, he took hold of a branch that was hanging over the rock. In the night all he could see was a bottomless abyss. He shouted; his own shout reflected back一there was nobody to can imagine that man and his whole night of torture. Every moment there was death; his hands were becoming cold; he was losing his grip... and as the sun came out, he looked down and he was no abyss. Just six inches down there was a rock. He could have rested the whole night, slept well一the rock was big enough一but the whole night was a nightmare. 　　I say to you that fear is only six inches deep. Now it is up to you whether you want to go on clinging to the branch and turn your life in to a nightmare, or whether you would love to leave the branch and stand on your feet. 　　There is nothing to fear.

　　紹興美聯(lián)英語(yǔ)學(xué)校老師譯文: 　　一個(gè)行走在夜間的人不慎從一塊巖石上滑倒，生怕他掉下萬丈深淵,，因?yàn)樗滥鞘且粋€(gè)很深的峽谷,，他緊緊握住了懸在巖石上的一根樹枝。深夜里,，他所能看到的就是無底深淵,。他大喊,，聲音被反射回來，沒有人能聽到他的喊聲,?？梢韵胂筮@個(gè)人和他的整個(gè)受盡折磨的夜晚。每一刻都在面臨死亡;他的手逐漸變冷;他漸漸地放松手柄……當(dāng)太陽(yáng)升起時(shí),，他往下一看,，大笑。根本沒有深淵,。僅在六英尺下是一塊巖石,。巖石足夠大，他完全可以好好睡一晚上,，但是整晚是一場(chǎng)噩夢(mèng),。 　　我想告訴大家的是恐懼只有六英尺深。你是想抓緊那根樹枝,，然后使你的生活變成一場(chǎng)噩夢(mèng);還是愿意放開那根樹枝,，自己站起來，現(xiàn)在由你自己決定,。 　　以上是由紹興美聯(lián)英語(yǔ)學(xué)校小編為您提供關(guān)于在餐館的英語(yǔ)對(duì)話的全部?jī)?nèi)容,。