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2009.07.06(Review of 2003.07.07 edition)
Welcome back!
As the temperature and humidity continue to rise, Japan becomes a delightful place to live ... er, that is if you're a one-celled creature that asks little of life beyond the chance to reproduce. This week the WordMaster takes out the microscope to introduce you to a few of his smallest acquaintances - and the foods they inhabit!
GO BAD 腐る
- When food goes bad, it becomes unsafe to eat because it's no longer fresh.
- go bad は、食べ物が古くなって、だめになる、つまり、腐る、という意味です。
- Raw fish and shellfish quickly go bad if not refrigerated.
- We'd better eat this leftover meatloaf before it goes bad.
- a: Why did you throw away all these bananas?
b: They've gone bad. Look, they're all black inside! - You can tell if milk's gone bad just by smelling it.
- I wouldn't eat that spaghetti sauce if I were you. I made it almost a week ago, and I'm sure it's gone bad by now.
Q: What's the difference between an edition of WordMaster and a banana?
A: A WordMaster edition NEVER goes bad!