實(shí)用英語(yǔ)對(duì)話:饕餮

洋洋：心濤，你知道廈門(mén)小吃最多的地方是哪兒?jiǎn)幔?/p>

心濤：我聽(tīng)說(shuō)廈門(mén)的中山路有很多小吃。不過(guò)我一次也沒(méi)去過(guò)。

洋洋：中山路有海蠣煎、土筍凍、春卷，還有我最喜歡的烤乳鴿。

心濤：你真是一個(gè)吃貨。一說(shuō)起吃就滔滔不絕。不過(guò)周末我想去中山路，你當(dāng)我的向?qū)О?，我們吃遍中山路?/p>

洋洋：太棒了，我也想周末去中山路大吃一頓。你是“饕”，我就是“餮”，咱們?cè)谝黄鹁褪?ldquo;饕餮”，地地道道的吃貨。

 

YY: Xin Tao, do you know where to find the most varieties of Xiamen street food?

XT: I heard that you can find a lot of street food in Xiamen's Zhongshan Road...but I haven't been there before, not even once.

YY: On Zhongshan Road, you can get oyster omelet, sea worm jelly, spring rolls and also my favorite roast squab.

XT: You're really a glutton. You can talk endlessly when referring to food. Anyway, I'm thinking of going to Zhongshan Road this weekend. Why don't you be my guide? We'll eat on Zhongshan Road.

YY: That's great! I want to go to Zhongshan Road this weekend too. If you're are "Tao," then I'm "Tie." Together, we're Tao Tie, authentic gluttons.