辛いときは大抵美味しいも... - Weblio 英和・和英辞典 (original) (raw)
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It's only when I am tired out that I want (to eat) sweets.
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It goes without saying that hunger is the best sauce.
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Hunger gives relish to any food.
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It goes without saying that hunger is the best sauce.
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Sweet things decay your teeth.
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Boiled rice easily goes bad in the rainy season.
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If you just keep eating sweets, you will have decayed teeth eventually.
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Canned foods frequently lose their savor.
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I will get a cavity if I eat sweet foods.
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Every now and then I like to have hot and spicy food.
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That would bring you out in a rash.
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of the feeling felt upon putting something in one's mouth, the condition of saltiness
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Food often gets stuck in my throat.
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Oysters always upset my stomach.
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This is the spiciest food I have ever eaten.
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Some kinds of food make one thirsty.
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You must not eat too much of anything because it tastes good.
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Pizza always sits heavily on my stomach.
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Even if it's delicious, make sure you don't overeat.
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I ate a cake to get rid of the bitter taste of the medicine.
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The food dulled the pain in my stomach.
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You can't help but get fed up with your favorite food if it is served every day.
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My throat hurts when I swallow.
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to perceiving the hardness of something that is being bitten
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I think cold udon noodles is the most delicious.
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