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Pen slide 883 Posted 7 years ago
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To die for is polite?

We were studying some restaurant expressions and somebody asked me if "to die for' is a descent expression.

A server said "Our chocolate lave cake is to die for." (It sounds ok to me.)

I know what that means and it has nothing to do with 'death', but I have to make sure before I give her an answer.

Thanks in advance~~

  

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pen slide 883 We were studying some restaurant expressions and somebody asked me if "to die for' is a descent decent expression. It's slang, but it's not vulgar.

— Blue Jay

  • pen slide 883 We were studying some restaurant expressions and somebody asked me if "to die for' is a descent decent expression.
  • It's slang, but it's not vulgar.
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pen slide 883We were studying some restaurant expressions and somebody asked me if "to die for' is a descent decent expression.

It's slang, but it's not vulgar.

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pen slide 883"Our chocolate lave cake is to die for."

It means that the cake is so good that people are willing to die to get some of it.

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