But it's not a pickle at all!

但这一点也像腌菜啊！

We're out, but I got you a pickle.

我吃完了，但我给你准备了腌黄瓜。

Accompaniments included dices pickles and onions, ketchup, mustard, and sometimes mayonnaise.

配菜包括切成丁的泡菜、洋葱、番茄酱、芥末，有时还有蛋黄酱。

Glad we didn't share that pickle.

幸好我没有共享那根腌黄瓜。

Don't put finger in pickles. - They're pickles. - They go soggy.

手指放在泡菜里。- 它是泡菜。- 它会湿透。

You've already got one child here. - Oh, God! - Finger the pickles!

你已经有一个孩子了。- 天啊！- 用手指捏泡菜！

I couldn't have any of these tasty treats, so I had a pickle.

我一个都能吃，所以我就吃小黄瓜。

No! You're gonna have to eat that pickle on your own, Jay.

腌黄瓜你自己吃吧 杰。

Regardless of its status, few Koreans can imagine a meal without their traditional pickles.

无论获得怎样的殊荣, 这两个国的人民的一餐饭决能少了自己精心制作的泡菜。

It tastes of a pickle, a cheese and pickle sandwich.

它尝起来像泡菜，奶酪和泡菜三明治。

I'm gonna start, by making some amazing pickles.

首先，我做一些好吃的泡菜。

Great – we wanna be able to show the pickles and the condiments as we build.

棒，我呈现汉堡中的腌黄瓜和调味料，我这样放。

[Kush] Oh, don't finger the pickles.

哦，别摸泡菜。

What do pickles make me think of?

“泡菜”让我想到什么？

Pickled cucumbers, pickled artichoke, anything like that.

腌黄瓜、腌朝鲜蓟，这种都喜欢。

Running away from yourself, that is a pickle, you take yourself with you wherever you go.

逃避自己是件麻烦事，无论你走到哪里，你都自己带在身边。

Branston pickle. - Oh my God. Is it?

布兰斯顿泡菜。- 哦，我的上帝。是吗？

You're worth a half jar of mustared pickles.

你才就值半罐酸泡菜呢。

Chased by a delicious pickle of course!

再外加一个超味的泡菜!

Every bun comes with mustard, pickle and onion.

每个面包都有芥末、泡菜和洋葱。