Thank you. And where can I buy some delicatessen?

谢谢。我哪里能买到呢？

The delicatessen department is on the second floor.

部2楼。

Together we scrutinized the twelve lemon cakes from the delicatessen shop.

我们一起把甜店里买来的十二块柠檬蛋糕细细打量了一番。

The Cowley Road is the place for every kind of delicatessen, as well as a great many restaurants.

考利路有各种店，也有很多饭店。

Well, I know how much you love your delicatessen.

我知道你们很爱吃这些小。

After several days of hard work, the delegation went to a delicatessen.

几天辛苦工作后，代表团来到一个店。

You can get goat’s cheese at the local delicatessen – at a price!

【price】你可以当地的店买到山羊奶酪——价格很便宜！

She went down to the delicatessen and bought six cans of beer and some blue cheese.

去店买了六罐啤酒和一些蓝奶酪。

Sandwiches, however, are the most common type of food that you would buy at a deli or delicatessen.

然而，三明治是您店或店购买的最常见的物类型。

Theresa went with Mrs Robert Check into the delicatessen where she was going to buy something for her dinner.

特里萨和罗伯特夫人一起去了店 那里要为的晚餐买些东西。

It looks great, and you would go into a delicatessen and all of a sudden see that on the shelf, and it's wonderful.

［无用的明确性］ 更令人沮丧至少对我而言是这样。

Carl had just $2 in his pocket. The brothers went on to open Hymie's delicatessen (named after their father) in Philadelphia.

卡尔当时只有两美元。兄弟俩继续经营Hymie店（以他们的父亲命名）。

A little later she called to him and he went out and brought her some potato salad and cold chicken from the delicatessen.

过了一会儿， 叫他，他出去从店给拿来一些土豆沙拉和冷鸡肉。

In that case there might be champagne or chilled wine to drink, and gourmet picnic fare, either home-made, or bought from a local delicatessen.

那种情况下，可能会喝香槟或冰镇葡萄酒，以及自制或从当地店购买的美味野餐。

I grew up in a small, highly industrialized town in Connecticut with three siblings and parents who owned a popular restaurant, bakery and delicatessen.

的人具有启发意义。 我康涅狄格州一个高度工业化的小镇长大， 我的三个兄弟姐妹和父母拥有一家受欢迎的餐厅、面包店和店。

At five, then, with a tremendous effort at concentration he decided that he must put more variety into his canvassing. He selected a medium-sized delicatessen store, and went in.

五岁那年，他竭尽全力集中注意力，决定必须拉票中加入更多的变化。他选了一家中等规模的店，走了进去。

" Hey, Boxer, " he said to the man with the cauliflower ear, " Mabel says she can't get on to the delicatessen to order your chow. Phone's busted. Line down or sumpn" .

“嘿，Boxer， ” 他对长着花椰菜耳朵的男人说，“Mabel 说不能去店给你点菜。电话坏了。线路掉线或 sumpn” 。

Our landlady and the delicatessen man are our mourners, and we leave nothing behind us but a frock-coat and a fiddle, or an easel, or a typewriter, or whatever tool we got our living by.

我们的女房东和店老板是我们的哀悼者，我们只留下一件礼服和一把小提琴、一个画架、一台打字机，或者任何我们赖以生存的工具。