lolly

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But each of his sculptures – like the collections of chocolates he devises and the chocolate lolly I taste – can be, in fact demands to be, eaten.
不過(guò)他的每一個(gè)雕像——如他設(shè)計(jì)的巧克力集，我品嘗的巧克力棒棒糖——可以，事實(shí)上也是需要能夠食用的。
It is amazing that some of the same people that complain they don’t have enough time are the same ones that lolly-gag and waste it.
令人訝異的是同樣都是人，但有些人會(huì)抱怨自己沒(méi)有充足的時(shí)間，而他們同樣也是浪費(fèi)時(shí)間的人。
As quietly as I could I rummaged in the dark for my coat and pulled out my Swiss Army penknife. Its blunt two-inch blade felt about as lethal as an iced-lolly stick.
在黑暗中，我盡量悄無(wú)聲息地從上衣口袋里拿出了瑞士軍刀，兩英寸的鈍刀鋒像一根冰棍那樣難以致人于死地。

In one photo (above), actress Lea Michele leans against a school locker in her underwear, licking a lolly pop.
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Who, for example, can name the inventor of the hair-dryer (Chester Beach), the electric washing machine (Alva Fisher) or the ice lolly (Frank Epperson)?
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As with so many useful creations, the lolly was invented by accident when Epperson, a Californian lemonade salesman, left a spoon in a glass of lemonade on a cold night.
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