英語(yǔ)時(shí)差:不易消化的食物-上
Diarmuid: (With his mouth full) I’m Diarmuid. Feifei: Sorry Diarmuid. I couldn’t understand what you just said. Diarmuid: (With his mouth full) I said, “I’m Diarmuid.” Feifei: I still can’t hear what you’re saying.It’s very bad manners to speak with your mouth full. Diarmuid: Sorry Feifei. I was just having a bite to eat before the programme began but I couldn’t finish it in time for us to start. The food was so stodgy. Feifei: Stodgy? What’s that? Diarmuid: Stodgy is a word that we can use to describe food, and it’s our word of the day. Stodgy. S.T.O.D.G.Y. Feifei: But what does stodgy mean? Diarmuid: Stodgy is the word we use to describe food that is very heavy and filling. Feifei:That sounds like a lot of British food.
