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28 Nov 2020
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What does It never gets old how heavy this cookie is.
No, it feels like a good meatball. mean?
What does It never gets old how heavy this cookie is.
No, it feels like a good meatball. mean?
No, it feels like a good meatball. mean?

It never gets old how heavy this cookie is.
一度自分で考えてみましたが、意訳すれば
「このクッキーの重さにはいつまでもびっくりするね」でしょうか?
一度自分で考えてみましたが、意訳すれば
「このクッキーの重さにはいつまでもびっくりするね」でしょうか?
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28 Nov 2020
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Pretty much, although I wouldn't say desirable. "Good" used here does not really have a positive nor a negative nuance. It has quite a neutral meaning here.
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"It never gets old" = This describes how something is always the same. He has the feeling of surprise about how heavy the cookie is. That feeling never gets old (the feeling always feels new, doesn't get boring)
"No, it feels like a good meatball" = This pretty much means exactly what it says.
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Thank you very much!
Is "a good meatball" a slang?
Is "a good meatball" a slang?
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No. Here he probably just means "a good-sized meatball". "Good" here meaning "generous, but not excessive"
"Good" could also mean "epitomized", which just means it is characteristic of a standard meatball. It is exactly what you would expect a meatball to be.
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Thanks again,
Loosely is that meaning "this cookie is as heavy as a desirable meatball",isn't it?
Loosely is that meaning "this cookie is as heavy as a desirable meatball",isn't it?
- English (US)
- English (UK)
Pretty much, although I wouldn't say desirable. "Good" used here does not really have a positive nor a negative nuance. It has quite a neutral meaning here.
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I got it,I feel relieved now.
Thank you very much
Thank you very much

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